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Create the application skeleton #3

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brehaut opened this issue May 31, 2016 · 4 comments
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Create the application skeleton #3

brehaut opened this issue May 31, 2016 · 4 comments
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brehaut commented May 31, 2016

Before work can begin in anger we need a skeleton application that can run in the context of the backend teams docker container. This needs to be a minimal build system and set of libraries required to get the a stub application to load in a browser.

  • Infrastructure for development time:
    • Dependency management.
    • Build scripts (get deps, clean, make distribution build)
    • Web server integration with backend teams nginx config.
  • Application stub:
    • Minimal home page controller and view ("hello world")
    • Minimal template
    • Minimal stylesheets
  • Confirm webpack tree-shaking

No Adventure-Lookup application code is required for this skeleton project.

Please try to avoid bringing in 'we might need' dependencies at this stage.

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brehaut commented May 31, 2016

CC: @Exote, @templetonpr, @AdventureLookup/backend

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brehaut commented Jun 3, 2016

Discussion on the discord between frontend regulars comparing the react and angular skeletons decided on going with react (at least initially with material ui) for this.

brehaut added a commit that referenced this issue Jun 3, 2016
This is all copied over from Patrick Templeton (templetonpr/Fragmental)'s repository.

Also fixes the issue where the 'history' dependacy wasnt included

Relates to #3
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pejter commented Jun 8, 2016

Backend platform now also hosts frontend. See this commit and the README for details

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brehaut commented Jun 8, 2016

Great news. Thank you Pejter.

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