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create-react-ts-web-starter

v3.0.1

Published

<h1 align="center">React Web Starter</h1>

Downloads

21

Readme

Overview

A new React project can be bootstrapped using this repository as a template using the following command:

npm init react-ts-web-starter

Without parameters, the project will be created on a folder my-app in the same directory where you executed the command.
All parameters available:

--destination=<FOLDER_DESTINATION> Defaults to the current directory
--app=<APP_NAME> Defaults to my-app

The final folder will be the parameter destination concatenated with the parameter app.

Getting Started

Dependencies

NPM is the project package manager.
Run the following command to install dependencies and prepare the environment with Git hooks:

npm i

Running the Dev Server

npm start

Running With Docker Compose

make up

Building

npm run build

Serving Dist Content with Nginx

make dist

Configurations

WebPack is the module bundler used here.
Some build configurations can be changed using environment variables. These variables can also be set using DotEnv. Just place a .env on project root dir and modify the values you want.
Check this Joi schema to see all variables and their respective default and allowed values.

Test

Jest and Playwright are the testing frameworks for this project.
Check the jest.config.ts and playwright.config.ts configuration files.

Linters and Code Style

The mix of tools used to ensure code and commit style and best practices:

  • ESLint
  • Prettier
  • Stylelint
  • Commitlint
  • Lint Staged
  • Husky

CI

  • GitHub Actions for continuous integration
  • Codecov for test coverage reports
  • Codacy and CodeClimate for code analysis

Additional Tools

Check the Makefile for some useful commands.
Execute make to show the help.