Using this plugin inside ReactJs about dojo-webpack-plugin HOT 6 CLOSED

I've never tried to use import to load Dojo modules, but I can't think of any reason why it wouldn't work. My suggestion would be to go ahead and try it. If import doesn't work, CommonJS require should work.

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So using just require seems to work in bringing the actual object, but none of the methods can be called and result in errors. Same when I try to call them as constructors instead to see if that was the issue. Sample of errors when creating a Dojo dialog:
"dijit/nls/common", error: Error: Module not found
string.js:154 Uncaught Error: string.substitute could not find key "loadingState" in template

With import nothing seems to happen and I just get undefined.

What could this be an issue with?

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Not sure about your issues, but you can check out the react-webpack-babel fork I created. It does just what you're looking for (invokes dojo/dom-style from within a react class.

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Yes it can be done. This is what I do (there may be better ways):

1. Create a single webpack package which re-exports the bits of dojo I am interested in ("dojo-shim"):

import * as Deferred from "dojo/Deferred";
import * as domConstruct from "dojo/dom-construct";
export {
    Deferred,
    domConstruct
};

2. In my "React" like environment I install "dojo-shim" into package.json and then import as normal:

import { Deferred } from "dojo-shim";

This works for me as I reuse dojo-shim in several apps.

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Thanks @GordonSmith. Closing this issue now. @kaczordon if you have any more issues/questions, you can reopen.

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Thank you @chuckdumont and @GordonSmith for the help.

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