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demonstration of react + sql.js

This is a template repository demonstrating the use of sql.js with create-react-app.

The only differences with a traditional create-react-app application are :

  • The usage of craco to allow providing a custom webpack configuration
  • a small custom webpack configuration in craco.config.js to copy the wasm module from sql.js to the distributed assets

Note that you should make sure your server serves .wasm files with the right mimetype, that is: application/wasm. Otherwise, you'll see the following error: TypeError: Response has unsupported MIME type

See src/App.js for the code.

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A demonstration showing how to use sql.js with create-react-app

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