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@renci/create-renci-app

v0.4.0

Published

Bootstrap a React application with RENCI branding resources.

Downloads

1

Readme

create-renci-app

Use this NPM command line module to bootstrap a React application, with RENCI branding included.

Quick Start

npm i -g @renci/create-renci-app
create-renci-app project-name
cd project-name
npm start

Usage

🚀 Getting Started

There are two options to begin:

  1. Install @renci/create-renci-app globally with
npm i -g @renci/create-renci-app

and use your newly installed create-renci-app to create a new application with the name project-name by executing the following command.

create-renci-app project-name
  1. The second option is to use npx.
npx @renci/create-react-app project-name

Each of the above methods will create a new React application based on RENCI/react-starter. This application boilerplate contains an initial configuration common to the many of the web applications built at/by/for RENCI.

The following are set up by default:

  • Webpack 5
  • Babel
  • CSS
  • SCSS
  • PostCSS
  • Source Maps
  • Hot module replacement
  • React
  • React Refresh
  • Image support (png, jpg, jpeg, gif, svg)

In addition, this project will contain the branding resources for RENCI and UNC, which we also often require.


Contributing

Please create an issue and/or submit a PR to help make this more versatile for RENCI's use cases.

🚧 Local Development of create-renci-app

Clone this repo.

# HTTPS
git clone https://github.com/RENCI/create-renci-app.git
# or SSH
git clone [email protected]:RENCI/create-renci-app.git

Commands from here on are from within the create-renci-app directory.

First, we tell Node to use the current directory's code when create-renci-app is invoked on your machine.

npm link

Test this symlink was created as expected with which.

which create-renci-app

In the output from the above command, a successful symlink has your current working directory on the right-hand side of the -> symbol.

Now that this link in place, as you change and test code, the create-renci-app command can be run (from anywhere) on your machine to execute the code that lives in your development directory.

Changelog

0.3.0 : use degit to grab code 0.2.0 : add framework select when cli runs