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react-build

v1.0.8

Published

An opinionated, zero-configuration packager and debug server for React components and single-page apps

Downloads

580

Readme

react-build

An opinionated, zero-configuration packager and debug server for React components and single-page apps.

Just react-build any commonjs module that exports a React component and you will have either a fast, live-reloading development server that preserves component state between reloads or a bundled html+js file ready for distribution.

Uses Webpack and various plugins and transforms to do the heavy lifting. The main selling point over plain webpack is that comes batteries-included and doesn't require you to write a build config to package a module.

This is nice during development because it allows you to load up any component and edit in isolation. Component properties can be passed in via the query url (plain text or JSON values). Eg: http://localhost:8080/?greeting=hello;greetee=world

Installation

npm install -g react-build

Usage

Start a local development server

# Defaults to port 8080

cd ~/my-app/src
react-build -f my-component.js

Bundle a single page webapp for distribution (todo)

cd ~/my-app
react-build -f src/main.js -o dist/app.js

Advanced usage

See above

Supported assets

  • less
  • css
  • js (with ES6/jsx transpiling via Babel)

Contributing

Please send pull requests to integrate support for additional resource types.

When support for distribution builds lands, react-build may support customization of how assets are packaged (eg. images as data uris vs separate files for CDN).

Customization options should not be able to affect whether or not the package works.