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hops-template-redux

v15.2.1

Published

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Downloads

26

Readme

Hops Template Redux

npm

Please see the main Hops Readme for general information and a Getting Started Guide.

This is a small example application showing hops in action. It demonstrates how to use hops with React, Redux and Jest.

It has the following folder structure:

├── node_modules
├── package.json
├── readme.md
└── src
    ├── app.js
    ├── counter
    │   ├── actions.js
    │   ├── constants.js
    │   ├── counterContainer.js
    │   ├── counter.js
    │   ├── index.js
    │   ├── reducer.js
    │   └── spec
    │       ├── actions.spec.js
    │       ├── counterContainer.spec.js
    │       ├── counter.spec.js
    │       ├── reducer.spec.js
    │       └── __snapshots__
    │           ├── counterContainer.spec.js.snap
    │           └── counter.spec.js.snap
    ├── home
    │   ├── home.js
    │   ├── index.js
    │   ├── spec
    │   │   ├── home.spec.js
    │   │   └── __snapshots__
    │   │       └── home.spec.js.snap
    │   └── styles.css
    └── reducers.js

This example uses hops-react to render in the browser or on the server via the same entry file src/app.js.

It contains a small example of the react-router with two routes: / (home) and /counter.

You can customize it to your needs - or use it as a reference guide when creating your own hops react project.

Package.json scripts

npm start / yarn start

This command can be used to start a development server with hot-code reloading or to start a production server.

  • starting a development server: npm start
  • starting a production server: npm start --production

Before you start a production server you need to build your JS bundle files.

npm run build / yarn build

This command will generate the browser and server bundles that are required for deploying your code or running the production server through npm start --production.

npm test / yarn test

This command will test your code with jest a testrunner by facebook that integrates nicely with react.

Configuration

Please refer to the main readme to see a list of all supported options.

In this project we configure babel and postcss through the "browsers" field.