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  1. Do the components replace the Django view or it's callable on Django's view?
  2. Can I create a base template with all the statics in terms of SPA and the styles that take place in the .html components?
  3. Does the reactpy have hooks as does react I want to get the full docs as this sounds like a game changer.
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  1. You need at least one Django view in order to put your component(s) within. Outside of that, you technically can recreate all of your existing HTML templates within ReactPy.
  2. Yes, you can define your static files in a base Django template, and then use the extends template tag.
  3. Yes, we currently have replicated all common ReactJS hooks.

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  1. You need at least one Django view in order to put your component(s) within. Outside of that, you technically can recreate all of your existing HTML templates within ReactPy.
  2. Yes, you can define your static files in a base Django template, and then use the extends template tag.
  3. Yes, we currently have replicated all common ReactJS hooks.
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