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@fabiospampinato/tram

v1.0.1

Published

Boilerplate for building reactive isomorphic applications. Built around TypeScript, React, Apollo, MongoDB.

Downloads

22

Readme

TRAM

Issues NPM version

Boilerplate for building reactive isomorphic applications. Built around TypeScript, React, Apollo, MongoDB.

Features

  • Everything is written in TypeScript, including Webpack configurations and tests
  • Hot Module Replacement on the client, and automatic rebuild and restart on the server
  • MongoDB database, queried using GraphQL via Apollo
  • AVA and NYC support for testing and coverage
  • React and React-Router, with Server Side Rendering support
  • Basic authentication logic using Passport

Project Structure

TRAM
├── assets                # Place your static assets here
├── coverage              # NYC coverage output
├── dist                  # Built app, ready to serve
├── resources             # External resources, like Photoshop files
├─┬ src                   # Source files
│ ├─┬ api                 # Database-related files
│ │ ├── auth              # Authentication files
│ │ ├── counter           # Counter component
│ │ ├── todo              # Todo component
│ │ ├── user              # User component
│ │ ├── apollo.ts         # Exports configureApollo
│ │ ├── components.ts     # Imports all the components
│ │ ├── index.ts          # Exports configureApollo, Components, Mongoose, Mongease and Schema
│ │ ├── mongease.ts       # Mongease instance
│ │ ├── mongoose.ts       # Mongoose instance
│ │ └── schema.ts         # Executable GraphQL schema
│ ├─┬ client              # Client-related files
│ │ ├── index.ts          # Client entry point
│ │ ├── render.tsx        # Client's render function
│ │ └── vendor.ts         # Client's vendor entry point
│ ├── modules             # Where to place modules
│ ├─┬ server              # Server-related files
│ │ ├── hot.ts            # Hot Module Replacement server entry point
│ │ ├── index.ts          # Server entry point
│ │ ├── render.tsx        # Server's render function
│ │ └── vendor.ts         # Server's vendor entry point
│ ├── store               # Redux-related files
│ └─┬ ui                  # UI-related files
│   ├── components        # React components
│   ├── routes            # App routes
│   ├── template          # Extra front-end code/styles to load
│   └── styles.ts         # Exports all the loaded styles
├── types                 # Custom declarations
├── typings               # Typings declarations
├─┬ webpack               # Webpack configurations
│ ├── base                # Base configurations
│ ├── client              # Client configurations
│ ├── server              # Server configurations
│ └── test.js             # Tests configuration
├── .babelrc              # Babel configuration (may be enabled in Awesome Typescript Loader)
├── .gitignore            # Tells git which files to ignore
├── .todo                 # List of things to do
├── forever.json          # Forever configuration
├── LICENSE               # Contains the license
├── package.json          # NPM package.json
├── README.md             # This file
├── tsconfig.json         # TypeScript compiler configuration
├── tslint.json           # tslint configuration
└── typings.json          # Typings configuration

Scripts

To get a list of all the available scripts, as well as a brief description for each, run:

npm run help

Installation

$ git clone https://github.com/fabiospampinato/TRAM.git
$ cd TRAM
$ npm install
$ typings install

Start

Development mode:

npm run start:db # Only needed if connecting to a local MongoDB
npm run build:vendor # Only needed before the first start, or if vendor dependencies change
npm run start

Production mode:

npm run start:db:prod # Only needed if connecting to a local MongoDB
npm run build:all:prod # Only needed before the first start
npm run start:server:prod

Related

  • TRAM is a fork of vortigern, check it out as well.

License

MIT © Fabio Spampinato