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generator-react-hapi-universal

v0.0.0

Published

Scaffold a Universal JavaScript app using React, hapijs, and react-router

Downloads

9

Readme

generator-react-hapi-universal

Scaffold a Universal JavaScript app using React, hapijs, and react-router

Install

$ npm install -g generator-react-hapi-universal

Usage

With yo:

$ yo react-hapi-universal

Generator Features

Universal JavaScript Sample App

This project utilizes hapijs and react-router to serve a universal javascript application. The app consists of the following very simple routes which render both on the server and client. You might also have heard this technique referred to as "Isomorphic JavaScript".

"/" UsersIndex

Shows a list of two "users" loaded from a hardcoded set of data from ./lib/app/users.js.

"/:id" UserProfile

Shows the profile of the user with the given id param.

To run the app:

  1. npm start
  2. visit localhost:8000

Webpack Dev Server with Hot Module Loading

Hot module loading allows you to live edit your app and see the changes reflected in the browser in near real time. You should use this mode while you're developing your app to maximize your speed of iteration.

To run the webpack dev server:

  1. npm run dev
  2. visit localhost:8080
  3. Start coding.

Webpack Production Build

After you've made your changes, you can run a production build to update your bundle.js client side app.

gulp build Builds a production distribute at lib/public/js/dist/bundle.js.

Linting and Code Style with Gulp + JSCS + ESLint

Defaults to using the "airbnb" ESLint and JSCS presets for ES6 and React linting, but you can set it to whatever you would like. For more information about the airbnb javascript lint settings see airbnb javascript.

gulp lint to lint your code once.
gulp lint-dev to set up a file watcher to lint on every file save. gulp jscs to run the jscs code style checks.

Tip

Use chalk if you want colors in your CLI.