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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion local-component/README.md
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This example shows how to create a React component in a JS file along with a
Reflex wrapper in python that allows its use in a Reflex app.

The custom component is `local_component/hello.js` and is a standard React
The custom component is `local_component/hello.jsx` and is a standard React
component that displays a greeting with some additional functionality.
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# Defining the asset with a module-relative path will result in copying the
# file into a subdir of the .web/public directory
component_asset = rx.asset(path="hello.js", shared=True)
component_asset = rx.asset(path="hello.jsx", shared=True)


class Hello(Div):
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