harmony2
v2.0.20
Published
Harmony 2.0 gives you the best developer experience with all the features you need for production based react redux: react routers & mobile rendering, TypeScript support, smart bundling, Redux TK, and more. No config needed.
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Harmony 2.0
Harmony 2.0 gives you the best developer experience with all the features you need for production based react redux: react routers & mobile rendering, TypeScript support, smart bundling, Redux TK, and more. No config needed.
Harmony is a starter-kit to enable fast on-boarding when it comes to developing web applications with the focus on React Redux and NodeJS. Harmony suggest new features and improve your flexibility by adding your customized features.
Harmony Boilerplate focus on performance and Best Practices to build the most updated web application
This project was inspired by harmony-framework, but most of the technologies are different and the project is built from scratch.
Creation
This project is a npx based, CLI project, which means you can create a new project without installing any dependencies. To create a new Harmony2 based project, you can use the Harmony CLI to create a new project. This will present a menu to select if you want a Single Page Application (SPA), or a Multi Page Application (MPA) and some other info required for the project.
Install (once):
$ npx harmony2
Create project:
$ npx harmony2 create
Create new component/moudle
$ npx harmony2 add
Speeds up development
We did most of the heavy lifting for you to provide a better experience with boilerplates.
Best Practice
Predefined scripts that let you deliver your app as fast as you can.
Static-Typing
The boilerplate comes with Typescript built-in provided with pre-defined rule-set for better writing and predective bad practices.
Real-Time Dispatching
Ability to dispatch actions on each client via Websockets.
User Authentication
Ready-To-Use auth mechanism with high security.
Multilingual Support
Easy to add and support multiple languages with react-intl.
Tools
React Redux Redux Toolkit Vite Node JS TypeScript TailwindCSS
Authors and acknowledgment
This Boilerplate is created by the Amdocs Experience & Digital Engineering Studio. Mainly by:
- Amit Znati
- David Perez
- Moshe Hatab
- Yehuda Huri
License
MIT License
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