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react-cli

React Redux webpack MIT

🛠️ CLI for rapid React.js development

Features

  • React 16.2.0
  • Redux 3.7.2
  • react-redux 5.0.6, to bind React and Redux.
  • react-router v4
  • JSX
  • ES6, support stage-1 and decorators by default.
  • webpack 3.x
  • Webpack-dev-server, the dev-server.
  • Hot-Reload, support both React and Redux!
  • Proxy
  • Environmental value
  • ESlint, with standard and standard-react.
  • Redux-devtools, to make the stores more clear
  • bundle-analyzer
  • jest with Enzyme, to make unit test for react components easier.

Usage

  • Git Init
git clone ssh://git@
git submodule init
git submodule update

or

git clone --recursive ssh://git@
git submodule update
  • Development:
npm start
  • Build:
npm run build
  • Update Vendor:
npm run dll

Doc

It's pretty much the same config as vue-cli/webpack. If you are familiar with vue-cli, you may have a great joy with this boilerplate. If you want to have a peek of the structure, you can visit full-features branch.

Pre-Processor

You can take less, sass, or stylus as your CSS pre-processors, after installing the dependencies. For example, to use less:

npm install less less-loader --save-dev

Then, you can import your less files in your components.

postcss-config

We use postcss with autoprefixer by default. You can also use your own plugins in the project. For example, to use postcss-color-gray to "grayify" your color:

# First thing to do
npm install postcss-color-gray --save-dev

add your plugin in postcssrc.js

module.exports = {
  "plugins": {
    // to edit target browsers: use "browserlist" field in package.json
    "autoprefixer": {},
    // put your plugin here
    "postcss-color-gray": {}
  }
}

Tada! Everything is gray now.

Proxy

We uses http-proxy-middleware for proxying. For example, you want to proxy /api/get-post and /api/get-id, you can edit the option in config/index.js:

...
dev: {
  proxyTable: {
    '/api': {
      target: 'http://example.org',
      changeOrigin: true
    }
  }
}
...

Then, you can proxy /api in your dev server. See more options.

Env

This doc can illustrate the usage well.

Hot-Reload

We use react-hot-loader v3 to tweak React components, even for Redux! Have fun!

ESlint

standard and standard-react are the default style guides for this boilerplate, feel free to edit your own config in .eslintrc.js.

Router

You can use v3 or v4 as your router, and both of them support async router! We use react-imported-component to split router into several chunk. It's an awesome Higher-Order-Component! It can not only split router for react, but also every single component you have. It can even enable hot-reload for async components (noted that react-loadable can't do that, and it is not designed to solve this issue)! Do whatever you want to make your app neat! If you like this component, please give author a star!

Redux

You can use Redux in the project when you enable the choice. Noted that we separate two kinds of store(dev and prod) in two files. The prod one doesn't have any devtools' code, for reducing the size of bundle. If you need to apply the middlewares (redux-thunk, redux-saga and so on), you need to apply them in middlewares.js.

redux-devtools

This boilerplate has enabled the browser devtool config for Redux automatically. To make it work, you need to download the extension for your browser.

You can also choose Customized DevTools that built in your page. With this you can customized your own devtool. Click here to see more options.

Production

The production files built for server, so you are not supposed to visit index.html directly. To make it works, you may need a static server:

npm install -g serve # or others

# in `./dist`.
serve

# if you enable router
serve -s

We use babel-plugin-transform-react-remove-prop-types to remove PropType from production bundle.

bundle-analyzer

We analyze the bundle content with webpack-bundle-analyzer To get this out, please run:

npm run build --report

Source Map

You can have a better experience on debugging with sourceMap in your development, but we disable it by default in production for others are not supposed to get your source code from the browser. It also can make your building process faster. Feel free to turn it on in config/index.js: productionSourceMap.

Unit test with jest

We provide jest as the default unit test library for its powerful and convenient apis. We also use Enzyme as a helper to make components more testable. All test files should place in ./test/unit/__tests__. And you need to create the files named your-js(x)-file.test.js, or it will not pass in jest. But you can set your own rules in package.json.

Reference