Full ES2015 React + React-Router + Redux + Bootstrap with Hot Reload and redux-devtools STARTER

full ES6-ES2015

My best React + redux project starter.

• webpack is as simple as possible
• ReactJS is written with optimization tricks (stateless, pure render...).
• pure front-end = server independant (use whatever you want as server: NodeJS, Rails, .NET...)

Concept behind: same as react-bootstrap-webpack-starter but added Redux and amazing and helpful redux-devtools.

Breaking changes since v0.5.0

ReactJS v15.4.x required react-hot-loader to be v3+ (previous react-hot-loader was v1.x and v1.3.1 came too late). So This starter had to include breaking changes to follow all of that.

Detailed Content

Front:

• React JS (15.x - github 🔗)
• Redux (as you application grows managing state will be a serious concern, save pain with Redux)
• React-Redux (Redux is not specific to ReactJS, you could easily use it with Angular2 for instance)
• Redux-devtools (want to time travel your application State?)
• React-Router-Redux (previously named react-simple-router)
• react-router (2.x- github 🔗)
• Bootstrap (3.x - github 🔗)
• React-Bootstrap (github 🔗)
• font-awesome (github 🔗)
• animate.css (github 🔗)
• classnames (github 🔗)
• react-motion (github 🔗)
• Webpack (github 🔗)
• babel 6+ (github 🔗)
• react-addons-shallow-compare (pure render mixin equivalent for ES6)
• whatwg-fetch (Why: because it is a fetch Web API polyfill)

Tool chain:

• babel 6+
• eslint
• hot reload
• loaders
  • js / jsx
  • sass
  • css
  • json
  • images formats
  • svg and fonts formats
• autoprefixer (css and sass)

tests:

• Mocha
• Chai (+ dirty-chai)
• enzyme
• Sinon
• nyc

Usage

Install

npm install

bundle dev mode (+ redux-devtools)

General case:

npm run dev

Windows - particular - case:

npm run dev-win

Note : redux-devtools shortcuts

• ctrl+h: to toggle devtools panel
• ctrl+q: to change devtools panel position (by default: on the right)

dev : hot reload mode (+ redux-devtools)

General case:

npm run start

Windows - particular - case:

npm run start-win

Note : redux-devtools shortcuts

• ctrl+h: to toggle devtools panel
• ctrl+q: to change devtools panel position (by default: on the right)

tests

General case:

npm run test

Windows - particular - case:

npm run test-win

bundle production mode

General case:

npm run prod

Windows - particular - case:

npm run prod-win

License

The MIT License (MIT)

Copyright (c) 2016 Erwan DATIN

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