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universal-typescript-react

v1.0.3

Published

React + TypeScript + Webpack 4 + Karma + Enzyme + HMR

Downloads

17

Readme

Universal TypeScript + React

Your React + TypeScript Swiss Army knife

Build Status npm version Dependencies

Universal and up to date configuration with TypeScript and React and all modern frontend essentials, including dynamic imports, server-side rendering with prehydration and full hot module reload. Not forgetting about styles and all you need to develop webapps. Typesafely! 🙃

Heavily inspiried/influenced by: https://github.com/gaearon/react-hot-boilerplate/ https://github.com/piotrwitek/react-redux-typescript-guide

Quick checklist:

  • [x] Node 8
  • [x] Yarn 1.5
  • [x] Webpack 4
  • [x] TypeScript 2 (+ ts-loader)
  • [x] TypeScript import alias
  • [x] React 16+
  • [x] Sourcemaps (prod + dev + tests)
  • [x] HMR (with local state keeping)
  • [x] fork-ts-checker (async compile)
  • [x] tslint
  • [x] Promise polyfill
  • [x] Tests (Karma + Jasmine)
  • [x] Enzyme (for React)
  • [x] Splitted dev/prod configs
  • [x] Vendor bundle/chunks
  • [x] Styles support (LESS/SASS/PostCSS)
  • [x] One CSS file per bundle (ExtractTextPlugin)
  • [x] React Router
  • [x] Redux
  • [x] Redux Thunk
  • [x] Redux Dev Tools
  • [x] Universal rendering
  • [x] Redux state prehydration
  • [x] Server support for router paths
  • [x] Webpack Environment plugin
  • [x] Dynamic imports (Loadable) 🎆
  • [x] Styleguidist
  • [x] i18next

Prerequisites

Yarn >= 1.0 Node >= 8.0

yarn global add typescript tslint

App development

Install dependencies, test if all glues together and run the development server

yarn install
yarn test
yarn start
open http://localhost:3000

Test watch mode

yarn test:watch

Components development

This project integrates styleguidist for components development

yarn styleguidist
open http://localhost:6060

Production

A simple production setup: headless tests, prod build and run server. Build puts artifacts into the dist directory and server should run from there

yarn test:phantom
yarn build
yarn server

SSR

An example of the server-side rendering with the state prehydration.

yarn ssr-server

Todos:

  • [x] Check preload dynamic imports with Loadable on the server side and in tests
  • [ ] Hot reload of styles in the styleguidist (to avoid manual refresh css)
  • [ ] Consider hot reload of styles in the HMR mode
  • [ ] Loadable prefetch