Hi Kautuk, To be brutally honest, I appreciate the responses, but I'd prefer to have a link to a repository that contains code that integrates React into an existing (non-SPA) AEM 6.5 project. 

Well I read here that I have to create two maven projects: one for React, whereas the other is for AEM. And then I have to compile all React code into bundle & place the bundle in the AEM project's clientlib path. Does something like this sound like the most efficient way to integrate React into AEM...

Does anyone have a step-by-step on how to integrate React into a non-SPA AEM 6.5 project? Most of the articles I've encountered starts with generating an AEM project with React, but rarely will I found an understandable article on how to inject React into an existing AEM project.

Hi Umesh, So are you saying that I'd have to run a Maven command to generate a React-based AEM project, write my React code there & then build the React code as a bundle to be transferred into the other AEM project?

Hi Esteban, Thanks for this response. I had to use a workaround (in the clientlib) where I set a property to each multifield item (which in this case, is a JSON object). For example:var updatedCategories = dialog.getField("./navmenu/shop/categories").getValue().map(function (item) { var cate...

I have a Classic UI dialog that consists of a multifield & inside that multi-field, I want to create a field that produces a JSON object. If such an xtype does exist, then submitting the field should result in the JCR structure (or CRXDE) saving the data as a JSON object like so: { "base": "...", "h...