@arcgis/coding-components-react
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A set of React components that wrap ArcGIS coding components
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@arcgis/coding-components-reactwas developed for use in React 18. Consider updating to React 19 where the React wrapper is no longer necessary. Check out the documentation to get started with@arcgis/coding-componentsin React 19.
The ArcGIS Maps SDK for JavaScript provides a suite of ready-to-use UI components that simplify the process of creating GIS web applications. Currently, this package only includes an Arcade expression code editor.
An example is available from the 4.31 release in the jsapi-resources repo.
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A set of React components that wrap ArcGIS coding components
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