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suicrux

v1.3.5

Published

Advanced universal React starter built with a scale in mind.

Readme

Suicrux: demo

Demo sometimes becomes frozen by now. Retry in a few minutes, if it doesn't work.

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What is this?

Universal starter with lazy-loading for your new Progressive Web App.

Previous release lives here.

Quick intro

Why this starter uses react-semantic-ui?

SPOILER: because SUI and SUIR are awesome

You're always free to use any other UI framework with suicrux. UI framework comparison here.

What's inside?

bitHound Dependencies bitHound Dev Dependencies

Client:

Build (Webpack):

Based on tiny-universal-skeleton and includes:

Server:

Other:

Usage

How it works?

"30-seconds guide":

  # Install
  git clone --depth=1 https://github.com/Metnew/suicrux.git
  cd suicrux
  npm install
  # Development
  npm run dev
  # Build
  npm run build
  # Production
  npm run start

More detailed:

v1.0.0 Release notes - most detailed description of the latest changes

Most commonly asked questions are here.

Webpack configuration

Available scripts

How does i18n work?

Testing

Why does this starter use react-semantic-ui?

Environment variables and configuration.

~~Starter architecture and design. (not finished)~~

Nearest future:

  • CLI app
  • Redux code-splitting

Something very important:

Have a question? Ask! :wink:

Any help is highly appreciated. PRs, issues, questions, enhancements are always welcome.

Author

Vladimir Metnew [email protected]

LICENSE

Apache License 2.0