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Creating A Page In React
Eric Moore edited this page Sep 15, 2022
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Go to routes page in the route.rb scroll down to scope path: '/queue' do to add a get request this validates and configs the route located here config/routes.rb
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Go to the Queue.jsx located here client/app/queue/QueueApp.jsx/QueueApp/render
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Write a function for the component in the QueueApp.jsx with details of what the page is going to potentially render
Go to the UI to test what was imported from the backend to make sure page changes are rendered
For a list of Queue components with code go to Storybook
- Queue
- Queue Table
- Choose desired table
You may need to delete route.rb get request for development
- Home
- Acronyms and Glossary
- Caseflow products
- Caseflow Intake
- Caseflow Queue
- Appeals Consumer
- Caseflow Reader
- Caseflow eFolder
- Caseflow Hearings
- Caseflow Certification
- Caseflow APIs
- Appeal Status API
- Caseflow Dispatch
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CSUM Roles
- System Admin
- VHA Team Management
- Active Record Queries Resource
- External Integrations
- Caseflow Demo
- Caseflow ProdTest
- Background
- Stuck Jobs
- VA Notify
- Caseflow-Team
- Frontend Best Practices
- Accessibility
- How-To
- Debugging Tips
- Adding a Feature Flag with FeatureToggle
- Editing AMA issues
- Editing a decision review
- Fixing task trees
- Investigating and diagnosing issues
- Data and Metric Request Workflow
- Exporting and Importing Appeals
- Explain page for Appeals
- Record associations and Foreign Keys
- Upgrading Ruby
- Stuck Appeals
- Testing Action Mailer Messages Locally
- Re-running Seed Files
- Rake Generator for Legacy Appeals
- Manually running Scheduled Jobs
- System Admin UI
- Caseflow Makefile
- Upgrading Postgresql from v11.7 to v14.8 Locally
- VACOLS VM Trigger Fix M1
- Using SlackService to Send a Job Alert
- Technical Talks