Mocking up web apps with R-Ts-T^(speed)

Live Demo

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Features

• ⚡️ React 18
• 🦾 TypeScript
• 👑 Jest - unitary testing made easy
• 🎨 Tailwind CSS - next generation utility-first CSS
• 🗂 Absolute imports
• 😃 Hero icons
• ☁️ Deploy on Vercel, zero-config

Coding Style

• ESLint - configured for React/Hooks & TypeScript
• Prettier

Dev tools

• TypeScript
• vercel - zero-config deployment

Try it now!

GitHub Template

Create a repo from this template on GitHub.

Clone to local

If you prefer to do it manually with the cleaner git history

npx degit kazim-kayhan/react-ts-tailwind your-project-name
cd your-project-name
yarn # If you don't have yarn installed, run: npm install -g yarn

Checklist

When you use this template, try follow the checklist to update your info properly

• Rename name and author fields in package.json
• Change the author name in LICENSE
• Change the title in index.html
• Change the favicon in public
• Modify the manifest in public
• Clean up the README's

And, enjoy :)

Why

I recently created several React apps, and the config setup was a bottleneck for me to quickly bring my ideas to life. To make the process easier, I created this starter template which includes some of the best practices I've learned from creating those apps. Feel free to customize it, star it, or even maintain your own fork.

Usage

Development

Just run and visit http://127.0.0.1:5173/

yarn dev

Build

To build the App, run

yarn build

And you will see the generated file in dist that ready to be served.

Husky

If pre-commit hooks are not working be sure that you have installed husky: husky install.

By default this command should be triggered after yarn/npm deps are installed.