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highoutput-react-scripts

v0.1.18

Published

High Output Labs configuration and scripts for Create React App.

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highoutput-react-scripts

This package includes scripts and configuration used by High Output Labs.

Using typescript

To start a new Create React App project using TypeScript, you can run:

npx create-react-app [your-app-name] --scripts-version highoutput-react-scripts --typescript --use-npm

The above will use npm package manager to install dependencies. By default, any app created by create-react-app uses yarn.

Setting up apollo configuration

Open ./src/.env file, and then change the REACT_APP_GRAPHQL_ENDPOINT with your graphql endpoint.

Generate fragment types

Inside the scripts/queryFragments.js, replace http://api.site.development.aonewallet.com/graphql with your GraphQL endpoint.

Inside package.json, add the below script:

{
  "build:fragments": "NODE_ENV=production node scripts/queryFragments.js",
}

Run the build:fragments, this will generate the fragments from the GraphQL endpoint.

Authenticating users

To authenticate users, you should first setup the endpoint for the authentication. You can set it in ./src/.env, and set REACT_APP_AUTH_ENDPOINT to your endpoint.

Default component library

Out of the box it uses Sancho UI as the default component library. The library utilizes React hooks for the implementaion of its component library.