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frack-kit-static

v0.2.5

Published

This project kit should serve as the base for an advanced client-rendered React app.

Downloads

5

Readme

Static React project kit

This project kit should serve as the base for an advanced client-rendered React app.

Installation

  1. run frack-cli setup
  2. select static from the list of project kits

Tools

The following are some of the tools included in this project kit:

Notes on implementation

  • You will find a src/index.ejs file which gets compiled to an html file by the html webpack plugin. See more for configuration in the frack.config.js. After a build, frack will copy the html build into build/public.

  • As a performance optimization, React Router routes are loaded dynamically and chunked separately using the ES2015 import() directive. See more about Webpack 2 support and dynamic routing.

  • Assets from src/public are accessible from / in both dev and production (build).

  • Note, if your site uses routes, dev is configured with the history api fallback to support routing. In production (after a build), you will need to setup an edge/server, like nginx or Varnish, to forward routed requests to your build/index.html.

How To Contribute

Want to build your own project kit? See directions here.

Changelog