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@zippie/create

v1.0.22

Published

In order to start using zippie environment you can just simple run:

Downloads

12

Readme

How to use

In order to start using zippie environment you can just simple run:

npx @zippie/create app_name

Create app

This will give you a basic React based app folder structure.

Folder structure

The folder structure is similar with the one that react-create-app and it uses the same webpack.config does but it does add extra feature that allow to change some webpack config using craco.

The webpack config can be changed or overridden in craco.config.js.

Entry point of the app is index.jsx and you can start changing in ``App.js`

Available scripts

Build

This command builds the React app to function without the Zippie environment.

yarn build or npm run build

Publish

Publishes the React app to Zippie and gives a URL on which to access it.

yarn publish or npm run publish

Start the app

In order to develop within the zippie environment you can run

yarn start or npm run start

This will provide you a link from where you can see live changes that you make to the app