Features

🚀 Dynamic Pages Routing with react-router-dom from React.js 🚀 Fast development with Vite 🚀 SSR support with Vite 🚀 PWA support with Vite 🚀 SSG support with Vite

Installation

git clone https://github.com/fauzan121002/reactplate.git

cd reactplate

npm install

# run server (development mode)
npm run dev
# run server (production mode)
npm run serve
# run debugger
npm run debug

# build the client side & the server side project
npm run build

# build the client side project
npm run build:client

# build the server side project
npm run build:server

# static site generate
npm run generate

Built-in Configuration

Import Aliases

• @ equals to _ROOT_/src
• # equals to _ROOT_/src/components
• % equals to _ROOT_/src/assets

ESBuild

ESBuild already injects import React from 'react'; for any .jsx files so you don't need to import it again.

Dynamic Pages Routing

Reactplate Dynamic Pages Routing folder structure works like Next.js.

pages
│   Home.jsx
│   About.jsx
│
└───Rank
│   │   [rank].jsx
│   └───subfolder1
│       │   [others].jsx
│       │   ...

Using the params example

// Rank/[rank].jsx
import { useParams } from "react-router-dom";

export default function rank() {
  const { rank } = useParams();
  return <div>Reactplate will be number {rank}</div>;
}

Note : Index page will refer to Home.jsx

URL Convertion

Reactplate will convert any jsx files filename with PascalCase or camelCase to kebab-case.

Example :

pages
│   Home.jsx
│   AboutMe.jsx
│
└───myRank
│   │   [rank].jsx
│   └───subfolder1
│       │   [others].jsx
│       │   ...

will be converted to :

/home
/about-me
/my-rank/:rank
/my-rank/:rank/subfolder1/:others
...

License

Reactplate using the MIT License

Credits

Credits to React.js and Vite teams for their awesome open source and resources!