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jso-react-static-website

v1.0.4

Published

4 years ago

Really simple static site generator based on React.

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React Static Website Generator

Really simple static site generator based on React without ES6. It uses server side rendering to build the pages.

Features

No markdown, only react :) You are free to use any markup you need.
Uses SASS preprocessor and autoprefixer for CSS, automatically minifies the CSS output.
Minifies client side javascript using UglifyJS
MIT licensed

How to install?

cd my-website-folder
npx jso-react-static-website build
npm install

How to use?

Build the site using
```
npm run build
```
Run and go to http://localhost:3000 to see it
```
npm run site
```
The site output is located at /dist folder
Go to /src/js/website-generator and edit or add your own react components.

How to pass general website data to react components?

Use /data/data.json file, every component has access to its content via props. For example websiteName property defined in /data/data.json can be accesses as this.props.websiteName in react components.

Where to add CSS?

It's located at /src/css
The output file is /dist/css/styles.min.css and it's already minified using UglifyCSS
SASS preprocessor is used to handle CSS
All CSS go through Autoprefixer to add vendor prefixes if needed

Where to add client side JavaScript?

It's located at /src/js/client
The output file is /dist/js/website.min.js and it's already minified using UglifyJS.

Where should I add my images and other assets?

Any assets should be placed at /assets folder
They automatically copied to the destination folder /dist

License

The project is free for use under the MIT license