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react-bootstrap Modal component fails to render

Open MichaelRando opened this issue 8 years ago • 8 comments

Some kind of this.refs issue when I tried to add basic react-bootstrap to a preact-compat project. Possibly a known issue, however I created a test project that exemplifies the problem so you can try it out and tell me if there's a workaround or fix pending.

Project is: https://github.com/MichaelRando/preact-rollup-bootstrap

MichaelRando avatar Feb 25 '17 21:02 MichaelRando

Awesome, thanks so much for putting a repro together! What about with react-bootstrap 1.0? It looks like this should be fixed in that release (I don't see any string refs on master, which is the likely source of the issue).

developit avatar Feb 25 '17 21:02 developit

I don't know what is react-bootstrap 1.0. v0.30.7 is the latest, greatest on offer at https://github.com/react-bootstrap/react-bootstrap/releases

MichaelRando avatar Feb 25 '17 21:02 MichaelRando

Ah - looks like they haven't published 1.0 yet - I was reading the roadmap from their homepage. Looks like an issue with ref timing.

developit avatar Feb 25 '17 22:02 developit

Same thing happened when I tried it with inferno-compat. https://github.com/infernojs/inferno/issues/891

MichaelRando avatar Feb 26 '17 17:02 MichaelRando

I'm caught in the React / ASF crossfire with Apache Superset (https://github.com/apache/incubator-superset) and trying to migrate to Preact. Would love to write a detailed blog post with a success story migrating over, but this one issue here is getting in the way where all my modals aren't working. Most other things seem to be working pretty good after a first round of testing.

I'd like to help with this issue, but not sure where to start. I was thinking I could just write my own modal bypassing react-bootstrap altogether for that one component.

For the record I tried switching animation to false here without success https://react-bootstrap.github.io/components.html#modals-props .

mistercrunch avatar Aug 22 '17 04:08 mistercrunch

Has anyone been able to resolve this? I am moving to preact because React itself weighs ~650kb, and in conjunction with other libraries this contributes to a performance error on slow networks.

jcguarinpenaranda avatar Sep 23 '17 15:09 jcguarinpenaranda

@jcguarinpenaranda I'm not sure if this is an option for you. But I had some luck getting reactstrap (Bootstrap 4) modals working by replacing the react-transition-group imports for the animations to use preact-transition-group.

You can see an example here: vendored modal.

dorianpula avatar Sep 24 '17 19:09 dorianpula

Thank you, I will test this solution ASAP

El 24/09/2017 2:14 p. m., "Dorian Pula" [email protected] escribió:

@jcguarinpenaranda https://github.com/jcguarinpenaranda I'm not sure if this is an option for you. But I had some luck getting reactstrap (Bootstrap 4) modals https://reactstrap.github.io/components/modals/ working by replacing the react-transition-group imports for the animations to use preact-transition-group https://github.com/mauron85/preact-transition-group.

You can see an example here: vendored modal https://bitbucket.org/dorianpula/rookeries/src/c8decceb8b20573d7f0463ac16f0b32a74aa1436/src/vendor/Modal.js?at=master&fileviewer=file-view-default#Modal.js-9 .

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jcguarinpenaranda avatar Sep 24 '17 22:09 jcguarinpenaranda