React boilerplate with code spliting, asynchronous data fetching (universal/isomorphic rendering)
We are using react ^16.3.0. You might want to read this (React v16.3.0: New lifecycles and context API) before starting playing around with this boilerplate.
git clone git@github.com:tagraha/react-start.git
cd react-start
npm install
at this point make .env
file on your root directory. you can copy it from .env_example
file.
npm run develop
open up your browser and navigate to localhost:1337
npm run build
npm start
Navigate to shared/container/DemoApp
and start exploring the code
you can configure like disabling SSR mode, renaming service worker file etc with value.js
file. here's the the quick look of the file
const values = {
clientConfigFilter: {
// This is here as an example showing that you can expose variables
// that were potentially provivded by the environment
welcomeMessage: true,
// We only need to expose the enabled flag of the service worker.
serviceWorker: {
enabled: true,
},
// We need to expose all the polyfill.io settings.
polyfillIO: true,
// We need to expose all the htmlPage settings.
htmlPage: true,
},
// The host on which the server should run.
host: EnvVars.string('HOST', 'localhost'),
// The port on which the server should run.
port: EnvVars.number('PORT', 1337),
// The port on which the client bundle development server should run.
clientDevServerPort: EnvVars.number('CLIENT_DEV_PORT', 7331),
welcomeMessage: EnvVars.string('WELCOME_MSG', 'Hello world!'),
// Disable server side rendering?
disableSSR: false,
browserCacheMaxAge: '365d',
}
- attach redux
- make it async data fetch
- upgrade to webpack 4 (perks)
- unit testing
- flowjs type checker
- redux-saga over redux-thunk?
we're currently working on flow coverage. you can switch to branch feature/flow
to take a look at the code
Thanks goes to these wonderful people (emoji key):
Tirta Nugraha 💻 📖 🔌 👀 |
---|
This project follows the all-contributors specification. Contributions of any kind welcome!