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1) You’re missing a closing bracket on the ReactDOM line: ReactDOM.render(<Main />, document.getElementById(‘root’)); 2) You need to call the function for it to work vanilla_JS() In this working example instead of logging to the console I’m returning a string: function Main() { const vanilla_JS = function() { return ‘testing’; } return ( <main> <div>{vanilla_JS()}</div> </main> … Read more
You should let React render everything, and your job is only to tell React what to render and, in your case, how many times. For that, a counter can be used to track how many dynamically-added elements should be “injected” inside the <Example> component. A mindshift is needed here, since in your example you are … Read more
At first I thought you were mixing up how to use React.createElement, but fundamentally I don’t think that is your issue. The problem arises that Line isn’t a react component that you can create an element from and pass props to. Instead, you need to create a container that you can then render the plot … Read more