React Velocity is a web application that allows you to visualize your React project's component hierarchy before exporting the requisite boilerplate code. The two main features allow you to create React-based and React/Redux-based production level projects. This tool enables you to convert between stateless and stateful, class-based components.
Within the Redux feature of the app, you can add action creators to your actions folder, reducers to your reducers folder, and containers and components to your containers and components folders, respectively. The simple design of the site makes it user-friendly and intuitive to use for developers who work with React or it may be used by those who are just beginning their journey building Single Page Applications.
You can visit the main site at reactvelocity.com
To get started, you can either fork -> clone -> npm install -> npm start the project onto your machine and run it in localhost or visit reactvelocity.com and select one of the two features that you wish to work in. The cyan page allows you to begin adding components for a React-based application and the purple page allows you to add a layer of Redux functionality. In React mode, you can toggle between stateful and stateless components. Redux mode allows you to add much more including reducers, actions, and containers all while preserving the ability to add functional and presentational components.
Please submit issues/pull requests if you have feedback or message the React Velocity team to be added as a contributer: apjs.react.velocity@gmail.com
- Alex Clifton (https://github.com/AGCB)
- Paul Dubovsky (https://github.com/menothe)
- Justin Yip (https://github.com/jeyip12)
- Scott Bengtson (https://github.com/sunsnba)