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feathers-starter-react-redux-login-roles

v0.3.2

Published

React+Redux+Feathersjs boilerplate with a functional local login supporting email verification and password reset.

Readme

feathers-starter-react-redux-login-roles

Production ready starter package. Local auth, roles; React-Router auth. Easily use Feathers services with Redux.

The goal is to support a 100% integration of Feathers and Redux, within production quality boilerplate, so you can focus on your app development. A local auth UI is provided for use, and as a working example of Feathers + Redux integration.

Requirements

  • Windows or Linux builds now working
  • Minimum node Version 6.9.0
  • npm versions (3.10.8)

Build Status

Features

  • Designed as a foundation for building commercial applications used in production.
  • Local authentication including email verification, forgotten passwords, change email, password, etc.
  • Transactional email notifications.
  • User roles for authorization, including authorization of React routes.
  • UI for user authentication and authorization.
  • Feathers DB and custom services are dispatched to Redux for 100% compatibility.
  • Async server verification for the UI, as well as client-side verification.
  • Share UI verification code between client and server.
  • Hierarchical, dynamic app configuration for server and client.
  • Logging from both server and client.

Server contains

You can swap to one or more of these databases with minor code changes: Amazon DynamoDB, Apache Cassandra, ArangoDB, Azure Table Storage, Google Sheets GraphQL, LevelDB, MariaDB, MondoDB, MySQL, NeDB, Neo4j, SQLite, Oracle, OrientDB, PostgrSQL, Redis, RethinkDB, Riak, SQL Server,

Client contains

Client build chain contains

  • [x] Webpack
  • [x] Babel
  • [x] Postcss-modules scope CSS names locally, and export a map for rendering React components. (css-modules 4.7k stars)
  • [x] Autoprefixer add vendor prefixes. (10.7k stars)
  • [x] Rucksack a little bag of CSS superpowers, built on PostCSS. (1.5k stars)
  • [x] Html-webpack-plugin simplifies creation of HTML files to serve your webpack bundles. (1.7k stars)

Motivation

A complete, working project on which you can build your own Feathers, React, Redux app.

The project contains comprehensive local authentication and authorization including user roles.

Running the starter package

npm install from root.

Linux flavors

With Webpack-dev-server:

  • npm run build:devserver on one process to start the webpack-dev-server on port 8080.
  • npm run start:devserver to start the server on port 3030.
  • Point browser to localhost:3030 to start app.

Production build:

  • npm run build.
  • npm start.
  • Point browser to localhost:3030 to start app.

Windows

Run the above commends using win:build:... and win:start:....

User authorization features accessible from icon menus on /user/signin and /app.

FAQ.

Customization of boilerplate.

Process Exit Codes.

HTTP Status Codes.

Contributing

Contribute to this repo.

Guide to ideomatic contributing.

Change Log

List of notable changes.

License

MIT. See LICENSE.