C# 클래스 React.ReactSiteConfiguration

Adds a script to the list of scripts that are executed. This should be called for all React components and their dependencies. If the script does not have any JSX in it (for example, it's built using Webpack or Gulp), use AddScriptWithoutTransform instead.

Adds a script to the list of scripts that are executed. This is the same as AddScript except it does not run JSX transformation on the script and thus is more efficient.

Disables server-side rendering. This is useful when debugging your scripts.

Sets whether the MSIE engine should be used if V8 is unavailable.

Sets the Babel configuration to use.

Sets the configuration for json serializer.

Thic confiquration is used when component initialization script is being generated server-side.

Sets whether Babel is loading. Disabling the loading of Babel can improve startup performance, but all your JSX files must be transformed beforehand (eg. through Babel, Webpack or Browserify).

Sets whether the built-in version of React is loaded. If false, you must provide your own version of React.

Sets the maximum number of engines that will be created in the pool. Defaults to 25.

Sets whether JavaScript engines should be reused across requests.

Sets the number of engines to initially start when a pool is created. Defaults to 10.

Sets whether to use the debug version of React. This is slower, but gives useful debugging tips.

Gets all the file paths that match the specified pattern. If the pattern is a plain path, just returns that path verbatim.