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cra-template-econsor

v0.1.6

Published

## πŸš€ Get Started

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cra-template-econsor

πŸš€ Get Started

To use this template, add --template econsor when creating a new app. For example:

npx create-react-app my-app --template econsor

or

yarn create react-app my-app --template econsor

Note: Avoid using Hello World as the project name.

πŸ“¦ Includes

✨ Features

Built-in layout infrastructure for both anonymous and authorized states

Layout Banner

Each page in the project must be wrapped with one of these layouts.

import AuthLayout from '../../../layout/AuthLayout';

<AuthLayout title="Login" authorize="unauthorized">
    {/*Your page content here!*/}
</AuthLayout>
import MainLayout from '../../../layout/MainLayout';

<MainLayout title="Dashboard" authorize="authorized">
    {/*Your page content here!*/}
</MainLayout>

The authorize prop can take one of three options.

  • authorized Only authorized users can access this page.
  • unauthorized Only unauthorized users can access this page.
  • anyone Anyone can access this page.

Feature-oriented infrastructure

Prev infrastructure

This infrastructure is good infrastructure, and we've been using it since we started building React apps. However, this infrastructure makes it difficult to create a new feature within the project. Like you need to create a new file in each root directory (like actions, reducers, types). You must also do the same if you want to delete a feature. And I don't need to tell you about copying a feature into another project.

Next infrastructure

Using feature-oriented infrastructure will make it easy to remove a feature or copy it to another project.

Built-in user-authentication system

SignIn

SignUp

Reset Password (missing)

Change Password (missing)

Profile (missing)

create-react-process (crp)

πŸš€ Get Started

CRP is a tool built by econsor used to generate an easy CRUD process by fetching data structure from strapi.

Notes:

  1. Make sure you are running >= 14 node version
  2. Before running the command below, you must create a file named schemas.js in the /src/config/ directory
  3. Make sure the full path to your project does not contain Hello World or any instances of it (e.g. hello-world, HelloWorld)
node ./crp.js ../path/to/your/strapi/api/root/directory

This command will fetch all collection types from the strapi API and create a CRUD processs for each.

Supported Types

  • 🟒 Β  Already supported
  • πŸ”΅ Β  Planned to be supported
  • πŸ”΄ Β  No plans to support it. Has to be handled manually

After running the crp command, you will find a new folder created in the /src/features directory for each collection type you have in your strapi API. For example, if you have a collection type called Favorite Place, your /src/features directory will contain a folder named FavoritePlaces.

πŸ“‚ features
┣ πŸ“‚ FavoritePlaces
┃   ┣ πŸ“‚ logic
┃   ┃   ┣ πŸ“„ actions.ts
┃   ┃   ┣ πŸ“„ api.ts
┃   ┃   ┣ πŸ“„ reducer.ts
┃   ┃   β”— πŸ“„ types.ts
┃   β”— πŸ“‚ views
┃       ┣ πŸ“„ CreateFavoritePlaceDialog.tsx
┃       ┣ πŸ“„ FavoritePlaceRow.tsx
┃       β”— πŸ“„ FavoritePlaces.tsx

πŸ“ Template