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slush-revelry

v1.0.1

Published

A generator for Revelry Node.js apps that use React, Redux, and more.

Downloads

2

Readme

slush-revelry

A generator for Revelry Node.js apps that use React, Redux, and more.

Install

npm install -g slush revelrylabs/slush-revelry

Generators

To create a new app:

slush revelry:new my-app-name
cd my-app-name

Create a new feature module (from the project root directory):

slush revelry:module widgets

The generated application

There are several READMEs in the generated app. Here's an overview of what you get out of the box:

  • A full page universal-rendering Express app that uses React and Redux with zero setup.
  • Preset gulp and webpack configuration for unified client and server builds.
  • Asset cache-busting.
  • A live-reloading dev task.
  • Auto-loaded per-feature views.
  • Auto-loaded per-feature server routes.
  • Auto-loaded per-feature state reducers.
  • Routing presets to handle three cases:
    • Routes like /widgets/14 render HTML.
    • Routes like /jsonui/widgets/14 render the corresponding vars as JSON.
    • POST /__RENDER__: Send a JSON payload like {"name": "widgets/show", "data": {"widget": {"id": 14}}} to render HTML. (To use the server as a rendering service for another app.)

To run the server and watch for changes, use npm run dev.

Contributing to the generator

Make your edits to the code, and run npm test to create and start a generated test app on port 8000. Read package.json and slushfile.js to see exactly what it does.