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Salesforce development
React Inside Salesforce
Technical notes on embedding a React interface inside Lightning Web Components when standard page layouts are not enough.
The problem
Some Salesforce user flows are awkward to build as a long sequence of standard page layouts.
The solution
A React bundle can be uploaded as a static resource and mounted from a container LWC, with Apex or Lightning APIs used for data. Related writing is on the blog.
- Container Lightning Web Component
- React application bundle as a static resource
Outcome
A technical approach for hosting a React bundle as a Salesforce static resource inside an LWC container.
This page describes a technical pattern: compiling a React app and loading it inside a Lightning Web Component. It is not a customer case study and does not include measured client results.
Built with
React, Lightning Web Components, Apex
Notes
- Static resource bundle. Lets Salesforce serve the front-end assets from the org rather than a separate public host.