Basically I really dislike how opinionated create-react-app is. This is a much smaller boilerplate that just has the bits needed to start development.
- It doesn't pick your unit test framework for you
- It doesn't hide your configuration files from you
- It doesn't set you up with a half-baked web-server running out of your file packer
- It doesn't assume you're creating a PWA.
- It doesn't assume you have a clue what a PWA is.
- It just installs the minimum possible config for babel, webpack and react
I've put the licesce in the package.json to "UNLICENSED", because I think that opting anyone who uses this boilerplate into the MIT licsence by default is a bit dumb.
The boilerplate itself is licensed under the MIT licence, you are free to use it as you like. Licence declaration below:
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