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@react-gnome/core

v0.0.3

Published

## Getting Started

Readme

react-gtk

Getting Started

  1. Make sure you have Node.js installed on your system, it's necessary for the development.

  2. Install the required dependencies

yarn add @react-gnome/core
# or
npm install @react-gnome/core
  1. Install the optional dependencies
  • gjs-esm-types - adds type definitions for the GJS environment
  • ts-node - allows you to start the project when written in TypeScript
  • @swc/core - enabled swc compiler and speeds up development commands when using TypeScript
yarn add -D gjs-esm-types ts-node @swc/core
# or
npm install -D gjs-esm-types ts-node @swc/core
  1. Initiate the project

Run the init command:

yarn react-gtk init
# or
npx react-gtk init

then open react-gtk.config.mjs file, change the app name and optionally adjust the project settings.

  1. Start coding

The entry file will be located in src/start.jsx.

Running in dev mode

yarn start
# or
npm run start

This command will start the project in development mode and watch for changes.

Building the project

yarn build
# or
npm run build

This command will create a bundle file as well as other files meson needs to build the project. And then package it into a tarball file.

yarn bundle
# or
npm run bundle

This command will create a standalone bundle file.

Documentation

Check out more of the React GTK features here