codetony25/react-redux-starter-boilerplate

ReactJS, Redux, Webpack, PostCSS, Stylus, ESLint, StyleLint, ES6 Starter Boilerplate

ReactJS-Starter-Boilerplate

Features

• React
• React-router
• Babel for ES6 and ES7 transpiling
• Webpack
• Koa Webpack Dev Middleware
• Koa Webpack Hot Middleware
• ESLint uses airbnb linting preferences
• StyleLint includes style linter for our css/stylus code
• Redux's futuristic Flux implementation
• React Router Redux Redux/React Router bindings.

To Do List

ReactJS, Redux, Webpack, PostCSS, Stylus, ESLint, StyleLint, ES6, Modern Front End Starter Boilerplate

Things planned for this boilerplate:

• Add ES6 Support with .babelrc
• Webpack Configuartions in ES6
• ReactJS
• ESLint
• StyleLint for linting css/stylus
• PostCSS
• Add Plugins for PostCSS (CSSNext which includes autoprefixer, RucksackCSS, Sorting, Mixins, and Short)
• Added support for CSS Modules
• React Router
• Redux
• Add Redux Example Counter

Suggestions are welcome!

Installation

Download this by entering this command in your terminal:

$ git clone https://github.com/tonytainguyen/Modern-ReactJS-Starter-Boilerplate.git

Usage

Navigate in the project and run the good ol' npm install and start to boot up the localhost. Feel free to change the port anytime in /webpack/config.js

npm install
npm start

There are more commands to which I have included in the package.json file which include the following:

• npm start starts up localhost with browserSync and hot reloading
• npm run compile compiles project and puts them in the /dist folder.
• npm run deploy removes the dist folder and compiles afterwards.
• npm run clean removes the dist folder and clears npm cache.

Styles

• Stylus with React CSS modules
• PostCSS Plugins included: RucksackCSS, Sorting.
• CSS extraction and Uglify on Production build.
• Supports Component Styling ie: styleName="awesome" using CSSModules.

Contributing

1. Fork this!
2. Create your feature branch: git checkout -b my-new-feature
3. Commit your changes: git commit -am 'Add some feature'
4. Push to the branch: git push origin my-new-feature
5. Submit a pull request!
6. It will be reviewed and appreciated! 😄

History

Just put this all together for myself and what I believe are best practices and saves me time and maybe you can benefit off it too! I love using tools that would increase my productivity. I had also structured my webpack to what I believe is pretty organized and not repeating a lot of code like those other boilerplates. My goal was to make webpack easy to understand as much as possible and hopefully I have done that. I will be constantly updating this project! All ideas/suggestions/pull requests are welcome!

License

Copyright (c) 2015-2016 Tony Tai Nguyen

MIT (http://opensource.org/licenses/mit-license.php)