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JAWS React Front-End Module: Design Specs & Help Wanted #41
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@ac360 I'm definitely interested. I think site should be where all complied FE modules live so that the cli can have a simpler time of deploying the FE assets. Have you thought much about how basic you want these modules to be? Are we talking a simple set of entry point files, are we talking a fully fledged build system? |
@ac360 My first idea was to build an opinionated example with some of the battle tested tools like Gulp, JQuery, Moment, Lodash, JSPM, Mocha and so on... But after read your post, I thought about it and finally I agree with you. We have to keep it most simple as possible in order to the futur adopters don't have to learn an other tool than the tool which they are interested (JAWS + React in this case). |
opening pandora's box with flux implementation @mbreton lol this is where the real debate starts, utilizing various repo's via modules is the way to go under the jaws organization. I think for demo purposes simple hello with basic routes implemented, but if other maintiners want to add addional modules with implementation I think that is under consideration :), that way we have the freedom to implement any bleeding edge technologies modules with various implementations, add my vote +1 |
Just finished a poc react ssr jaws demo. ( acronyms dawg...) Currently it is using api gateway tied to a lambda to render markup lambda side. If you have react inspector installed you'll notice that the The build pipeline is explained in more detail over at jaws-stack/JAWS-cli/issues/9 Here is the live demo It uses the same IAM and .env config as JAWS. |
Update 8/13/15: We’re currently working on a document that outlines the specifications for JAWS v1.0.0. A proposed resolution to this issue in particular is included in that document. Today or tomorrow, we will share the document for everyone to comment on because your feedback is essential. |
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This thread is for discussing the
JAWS-site-react
module's design and finding developers who want to help build itOverall, JAWS should support all front-end frameworks. There has been a lot of demand for JAWS + React support. So, let's start with React!
JAWS already comes with a
site
module. But you should be able to swap this out with anothersite
module that is focused on a specific front-end framework. So, I'm proposing a newJAWS-site-react
module/repo, which will contain JAWS + React boilerplate. Here are some design considerations:JAWS-site-react-s3-upload
module would be incredibly useful and fast since it would upload from the browser, directly to S3. This module needs to also contain config files for the AWS Browser JS SDK and make them accessible to other JAWS + React modules.JAWS-cli
to automatically scaffold this for you based on your Swagger JSON.These are just my opinions. Please contribute your thoughts/ideas/advice. Also, I'm not a great React developer, so I'm looking for some better people to take the lead on this. If you'd like to do that, please say so here :)
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