See the Changelog or the Documentation for all the details.
- Hot-Reloadable MobX Stores
- Action Dispatcher for Stateless Components
- Server Side Rendering (SSR)
- Reactive UI & Media Queries
- React Hot Loader 3
- React Stateless Components
- Isomorphic Fetch/Socket
- Multi Platform Ready
- Real Time Ready
- Microservices Ready
- Functional & Modular CSS
Name | Description | ||
---|---|---|---|
react | View Layer | GitHub ➜ | NPM ➜ |
react-router | Routing | GitHub ➜ | NPM ➜ |
mobx | State Management | GitHub ➜ | NPM ➜ |
feathers | Server, CRUD & Data Transport | GitHub ➜ | NPM ➜ |
postcss | Styling | GitHub ➜ | NPM ➜ |
react-css-modules | Styling | GitHub ➜ | NPM ➜ |
browser-sync | Live Browser Syncing | GitHub ➜ | NPM ➜ |
mobx-react-form | Forms Management | GitHub ➜ | NPM ➜ |
babel | Javascript Transpiler | GitHub ➜ | NPM ➜ |
webpack | Javascript Bundler | GitHub ➜ | NPM ➜ |
eslint | Code Linter | GitHub ➜ | NPM ➜ |
eslint-config-airbnb | Code Style Guide & Rules | GitHub ➜ | NPM ➜ |
electron | Cross platform desktop app | GitHub ➜ | Website ➜ |
Run a local MongoDB instance (port 27017) before start the server. Install MongoDB
npm install
Run each script in different terminals.
npm run api:dev
npm run web:dev
Run the seed app or the web app after the api app is running.
npm run seed:dev
npm install
Build
npm run build:client:web
npm run build:server:web
npm run build:server:api
Run
npm run api:prod
npm run web:prod
Click here to see how to setup the electron app
- Ten minute introduction to MobX and React
- State Management and Hydration with MobX for SSR
- Functional CSS - The Good, The Bad, and Some Protips for React.js Users
- Feathers API service composition with hooks
Thanks to Eric John Juta for his contribution about the Hot-Reloadable MobX Stores implementation.
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If you want to contribute to the development, do not hesitate to fork the repo and send pull requests.