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I'm refactoring HTML into React. The HTML uses a purchased theme that relies on a few custom JS files including jQuery. How do I link custom scripts to components in React? Do I link them in my index.html file in the public folder? Or do I need to link them in each component file?

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adam_th · Accepted Answer · 2018-01-15 02:55:06Z

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You can link them in the index.html or you can import them in your JavaScript. I tend to import in my root JavaScript file so that the imported files are bundled with the rest of my JavaScript (if using a bundler like webpack). For example, to include the JavaScript required for materialize I simply add require("./js/bin/materialize"); in my app.jsx file.

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