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lightup-react

v0.2.0

Published

A tool to quickly launch your react app in an effortless way.

Downloads

8

Readme

LightUp-React

                             

Quickly launch your React app in an effortless way.

How?

  • Make a component App.js

Why to use lightup?

  • Quick demo - So you want to introduce React to your friends or those who are not using it. You can use this tool to rapidly launch the app and explain them how the components are built and rendered or how does the event system works in React.

  • Trying out - You are trying out something captivating that is not relevant to your project but it is to React.

  • Discussions - You want to reason about your app or want to explain the different components that your app will contain to your colleagues. You can make this process more agile by using lightup. Typical approach is using a pre-installed boilerplate.

Install

yarn add lightup-react 

or use npm 😄

Minutiae

lightup is a simple cli tool to quickly launch your React app. It makes your process of setting up the app effortless. Just focus on building the components and styling. And when you are done with basic app setup use lightup to start the app.

lightup takes the advantage of react-scripts and react-dev-utils for enhancing the cli and survivejs for implementing composing configuration using the new Webpack 2

Status

Currently the tool is equipped with a basic development server. Although the main objective of the tool is to start the app and not focusing on generating or preparing for the production build (for such use cases which involves building a large app with React, create-react-app is the best fit) but I think I'm gonna make some minimal updates for generating the bundle (totally optional but I think it fills the gap).

Contributing

Ideas for improvements

Contributions are appreciated. You can:

  • Find or fix bugs
  • Suggest some changes or new functionalities.

License

MIT