Creating React Custom Widgets#
When creating a new widget, it’s helpful to understand the available Squirro variables, libraries, and collections.
Widget File Structure#
React custom widgets require two files:
main.js
config.js
Main.js
In this file you initialize your custom widget.
Note: If you’ve previously worked with Squirro Backbone.js custom widgets, you can understand this file as the React equivalent of widget.js
.

Config.js
In this file you define widget configuration options.
Adding Custom JavaScript Files#
Your custom JavaScript files are accessible via the Resources object in the global context.
For example, if you create a newComponent.js
file that exports your new React component, you can use the following code to import the new React component:
Resources.resolved[`newComponent`]

Customizing Widgets#
Once your main.js
and config.js
files are created, you can Customize Your Custom Widget.