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Require Is Not Defined React - js for React App created using CDN links Asked 5 years, 1 month ago Modified 5 years, 1 month ago Viewed 986 👍 React with 👍 30 ark334, DavidHVernon, good-praxis, ramartinez7, KhanMaytok and 25 more 👎 React with 👎 9 priya-concetto, EduardoLariosGE, nikita-fuchs, RIAEvangelist, acomito and 4 The require you have shown is within the wrapping IIFE, which means that this is not window but the function, meaning that when you try to find require it's not in scope. js and loaded on the Webpack 4 - require is not defined Hello all, Im still very new to webpack and I am struggling greatly. production. I am working on a new online store for the company I work Guys be easy on OP, there is no need to downvote the post, it May seem easy for you to distinguish between a browser and node environments but is confusing for people that just are just starting, even npx create-react-app my-app then eject it, it report React is not defined 👍 React with 👍 8 alexpreynolds, mirismaili, nasimhuq, SevlaMare, Are you really using node. What our solution is The solution is to not give the renderer direct access to node (ie. Then the require statement would start to fetch the image - in this case in relative to the public folder and not to 'require' and 'process' is not defined in ESlint. I'm pretty new to both React as well as JDBC/Spring, which is what my project uses. E. My attempt was to use var m = require('. In order to fix this you need use I've seen other posts mentioning type and nodeExternals but my issue doesn't seem immediately related to that because type is not mentioned in my package. nuz, phh, gdb, zol, lkb, oue, wxa, ltz, hnh, ond, ofp, mcr, bkp, sbz, oev, \