Integrate React with Spring Boot Using Swagger 3 Annotations

In this article, we'll explore how to integrate React with Spring Boot using Swagger 3 annotations. We'll also discuss how to run both the back-end and front-end in one place.

To get started, you need to add the necessary dependencies to your project's `pom.xml` file. You can do this by including the following lines of code:

```xml

io.springfox

springfox-boot-starter

3.0.0

io.springfox

springfox-swagger-ui

3.0.0

```

Once you've added the dependencies, you can create a Swagger configuration file with the following code:

```java

@Configuration

public class OpenAPIConfig {

@Bean

public OpenAPI springShopOpenAPI() {

return new OpenAPI()

.swaggerUi();

}

```

This will allow you to expose your Swagger documentation as JSON endpoints. You can also use the `@Hidden` annotation to hide certain fields or resources from the Swagger UI.

For example, let's say you want to hide the `id` field in both the GET and POST API request data definition. You can do this by adding the following code:

```java

@Hidden

private int id;

```

Once you've added the necessary configurations, you can run your application and access the Swagger UI at `/swagger-ui/`. From there, you can explore your API documentation and test out your endpoints.

In addition to integrating React with Spring Boot using Swagger 3 annotations, we'll also discuss how to integrate Angular with Spring Boot. We'll show you how to add JWT authentication and authorization to your application, as well as how to use Spring Data JPA for sorting and paginating data.

We'll also cover how to upload files using Multipart files and how to integrate Vue.js clients with Spring Boot. By the end of this article, you'll have a comprehensive understanding of how to integrate React with Spring Boot using Swagger 3 annotations.

In this article, we've shown you how to integrate React with Spring Boot using Swagger 3 annotations. We've also discussed how to add JWT authentication and authorization to your application, as well as how to use Spring Data JPA for sorting and paginating data. With these techniques, you can create a robust back-end and front-end in one place, making it easier to manage and maintain your application.