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@dr-kobros/react-broilerplate

v0.15.1

Published

React broilerplate

Downloads

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Maintainers

pekkispekkis

Keywords

ReactReduxBoilerplateBroilerplate

Readme

An application Bootstrap

An application broilerplate I use and vampirize to start new projects. Maintaining it seems to be a full-time job. Thanks, Obama!

Different branches hold different stuff. Master holds "current" stuff (obsoleted yesterday).

My goal is to keep some "copy-paste and cry a bit" level updatability when stuff evolves. I now have like 5+ projects that "share" this stuff.

Pull requests are accepted. If you vampirize this, vampirize something back please! :D

Use as you wish, but still read the license from LICENSE.

Requirements

  • A relatively new Node.js. I'm running 5.x nowadays. Nobody really knows.

Stack

  • Webpack
  • Babel
  • React
  • Redux
  • React-Redux-Router
  • PostCSS
  • CSS modules
  • JSS and Pacomo optional stuffsters.
  • Lots of stuff that was invented or obsoleted yesterday.
  • Testing, universality and some other stuff are still in progress.

Instructions

  • install node.js
  • npm -v
  • npm install -g nodemon
  • npm install
  • npm run start
  • open browser and go to http://localhost:8888
  • kood kood!