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rigel-app

v1.0.5

Published

Very quickly create ueno apps

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8

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Create Ueno App

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The easiest and fastest way to create new web projects with next, gatsby, create-react-app and mobile projects with react-native. All of them powered with Ueno's configs. All of our starters kits are shipped with everything to ship rock solid apps.

  • Opinionated dependencies
  • SASS and CSS modules
  • Root resolver (import components/header/Header)
  • Server Side Rendering
  • Code splitting

Installation

We recommend you installing create-ueno-app globally:

yarn global add create-ueno-app
npm install -g create-ueno-app

If you are using yarn:

yarn create ueno-app <stack> <project-name>

If you are using npm:

npx create-ueno-app <stack> <project-name>

Usage

next

NextJS with full server capabilities and static rendering. It uses ueno-next-starter as the base config.

create-ueno-app next example-www

gatsby

Gatsby with static rendering. It uses the default gatsby-cli to set up the project and uses ueno-gatsby-starter as the base config.

create-ueno-app gatsby example-www

cra

Create-react-app with client-only rendering. It uses the create-react-app to set up the project and uses @ueno/react-scripts as the base config.

create-ueno-app cra example-www

native

Ueno's React Native Starter with everything you'll ever need to deploy rock solid apps. It uses a lib/utils/eact-native-starter-init to set up the project and uses our lovely react-native-starter.

create-ueno-app native example-app com.example.app

Warning The project-name will be generated using the path you defined. e.g. example-www will be exampleWww as the name for the app.

Warning The last argument is the bundle-id and is required.