🔮 hatch-react

A react starter kit.

🛠 Requirements:

Before starting:

Update the package.json name field with the project name
Update the .travis.yml file with the correct api keys and instance names for deploying
Update the app/sitemap.js file with the correct hostname for sitemap generation
- As you develop the app, make sure to keep updating the sitemap configuration

Run yarn build:development to build the front end in develpment mode
Or, run yarn build:production to build the front end in production mode
Then, you can run yarn start:watch to start the Node server and watch for changes

Or, run yarn build:production --env.analyze=true to run the BundleAnalyzerPlugin + Server to see the dependencies and their sizes.

The master branch is the unstable branch. It's where all new issues should base off of.
PRs that get merged to master trigger a deploy to staging.
When it's time to do a release, do a QA on staging to make sure it looks good.
If it's good, pull the latest changes locally from master. Version master by running yarn version.
Then git checkout stable, then git merge master. This will bring stable up to date.
Next, run git push origin stable to push the new version of the app up to GitHub. This will trigger a deploy to beta.
Once the deploy is successful, a QA session should be done on beta. If any bugs are caught and need to be fixed, repeat the process from step 1 down.
When QA gets the green light, promote the app in the Heroku pipeline from beta to production.
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