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Using React in a NetSuite Suitelet

edited Sep 13, 2019 8:56AM in General 1 comment

I've coded up an example that delivers a React (Facebook JavaScript library) component to a NetSuite Suitelet. Critiques of React are that it's wordy and complicated... true. But it affords a developer the ability to create components (or controls) which can be added to existing NetSuite forms or Suitelets. I've been toying with the idea of bringing the SuiteCommerce Advanced SOLR search engine functionality into a React component that can be added in various NetSuite forms, for instance, estimate or sales order pages. Click a button and the page expands to let the user query the SCA SOLR API (See

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