Yes, React RTE (Rich Text Editor) is compatible with webpack. You can use webpack to bundle and manage the dependencies of React RTE along with your other project files. Here's an example of how you can require or import React RTE and its dependencies using webpack:
Install React RTE and its dependencies using npm or yarn
In your JavaScript file, import the required modules
Create a React component that includes the React RTE editor
Use the ReactDOM to render the component
Configure your webpack configuration file (e.g., webpack.config.js) to handle the React RTE dependencies and your JavaScript files
Make sure you have the necessary loaders installed (babel-loader, style-loader, css-loader) by running
Run webpack to build your bundle
After running webpack, you'll find the bundled JavaScript file (e.g., bundle.js) in the dist folder. Include this bundled file in your HTML file along with a container element for rendering the editor (e.g., <div id="root"></div>), and you should be able to use React RTE in your project.
Remember to adjust the paths and configurations according to your project structure and needs.
Please note that the example assumes you have a basic webpack setup and are using Babel for transpiling JavaScript files. If you haven't set up webpack or Babel yet, you may need to configure them accordingly.
