Reputation: 33
Problem described here too, but the response was not elaborative React can't be found
import React from 'react'
<- I know this statement is correct
Since "React" is a default export and not a named export, shouldn't this statement work too:
import react from 'react'
I know React.createElement() will be called in future, but why isn't react.createElement() correct? After all, the word "React" is just a name to refer to 'react' module.
Upvotes: 1
Views: 4974
Reputation: 2015
In the old versions of react-scripts
which uses webpack
as a bundler, you need to define a React
object in your code where you use JSX
because when the bundler is handling your code uses the defined React
object to call for the nessecerary methods like React.createElement
and everywhere else that react is needed. That is why if you remove the React import or write the name in any other fashion you will face an error
Upvotes: 1