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@neat-tech/starter

v1.1.0

Published

**Neat** is a template repository, which helps to rapidly initialize and build frontend, backend and mobile apps using Neattech's technology stack.

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Neat

Neat is a template repository, which helps to rapidly initialize and build frontend, backend and mobile apps using Neattech's technology stack.

Configuring SSH

To generate SSH and connect it to GitHub use instruction here

Establish connection to github

ssh -T [email protected]

Installation

To install or update neat cli tooling use:

yarn global add ssh://[email protected]:neattech-io/neat#master

# success Installed "@neat/[email protected]" with binaries:
#      - neat
#      - neat-frontend

Frontend

To initialize frontend repository use:

neat frontend init --name <name>

<name> - name of new repository

Also you can add sentry dsn on initialization (optional):

neat frontend init --name <name> -s, --sentry <dsn>

<dsn> - sentry dsn URL (view Settings -> Projects -> Client Keys (DSN) in sentry.io)

Example:

neat frontend init --name MyProjectName --sentry 123sj24

The created repository includes:

  • start and build webpack commands
  • lint and lint:fix commands
  • configured typescript
  • configured eslint and prettier
  • configured neattech's i18n loader
  • husky with pre-commit hook for eslint, prettier, typescript
  • support for multiple webpack entrypoints

Mobile

To initialize mobile application use:

neat mobile init --name <name>

Webpack additional options

Neat provides an ability to modify webpack's configuration. In order to do that:

  1. Create webpack.neat.js file in root of your project

  2. Export ES5 function, which accepts webpack configuration and returns the updated one:

module.exports = (config) => {
  // const newConfig = { ...config, ... }
  return newConfig;
}

Development instructions

To improve development experience, you need clone repository and then enter the following commands in terminal:

yarn install
yarn link
cd templates/frontend
yarn install
yarn link @neat/frontend

Now you can change neat-cli and test it running templates/frontend project