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react-redux-hapi-fullstack-starter

v0.0.7

Published

React Redux & Hapi based universal application starter kit

Downloads

4

Readme

react-redux-hapi-fullstack-starter

Starter Kit for Data driven production ready react application

Why I am building this?

Push to build this starter is simple: best practices and a amazing development experience. I believe React, Webpack, Redux etc are great frameworks and libraries but its really hard (time taking) to integrate them for a fullstack application. I have tried my best to keep everything simple so that you can see the code and learn how to integrate by yourself.

It can also help you to quickly run some examples around React/Redux, MaterialUI & Hapi without worrying about integrating it.

I am getting lot of inspiration from electrode and existing boiler plates like reactGo

Node 8 or greater is must.

Demo site

https://raxpi.herokuapp.com/

Full-stack React

  • Hapi
  • Babel
  • Webpack

Jest for testing

  • Snapshot testing
  • Mock data

Isomorphic React

  • ReactDOMServer

Server side entry point is at server.jsx Client side entry point is at client.jsx

How to run local dev environment

Once code is downloaded (git clone). Go to the folder and run npm install. Open 4 terminals for following commands

  1. npm run webpack
  2. npm run start (This will start the server and show server logs)
  3. npm run test
  4. Use this terminal to run any new npm install or git commit/push.

development terminal

Webstorm code style configuration to match with eslint of airbnb

Webstorm code style to import