This is the official Overwolf Modern React Boilerplate template for Create React App.
OMRB is a free and open source opinionated boilerplate based on React that helps developers create fast, modular and modern overwolf app.
Use a Modern Stack for Every App. Create a uniform workflow for you and your team without ejecting the Create React App code.
Internationalization. Support for multiple languages without having to change code.
Performance Is Baked In. Custom hooks with functions and variables memoized for common uses in overwolf development.
Build. Folders and structure ready for use in the overwolf store.
CI/CD continuous development, continuous testing, continuous integration, continuous deployment
To use this template, add --template overwolf-typescript-redux
when creating a new app.
For example:
npx create-react-app my-app --template overwolf-typescript-redux
# or
yarn create react-app my-app --template overwolf-typescript-redux
For more information, please refer to:
this version the project is configured and ready to test with the Hearthstone game, you can use the template, compile and test without modifying anything to understand the development flow.
Folder-by-type only works on small-scale projects. Folder-by-feature is superior in the majority of cases, is better due to its scalability, stands out in high modularity and cohesion. It allows us to play with the components' scope.
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|--- public
|---- # essencial files for overwolf store
|--- src
| |--- app/
| |----# global and shared components
| |----lib/
| |----# global and shared functions
| |--- components/
| |----# components that are not part of the application's business rule and can be reused in other features
| |--- features/
| |----# features that are part of the application's business rule and can be reused in other features
| |--- screens/
| |----# screens that are part of each entry point of the application from the ovewolf manifest
| |--- locales/
| |-----------de/**/*.json
| |-----------de/index.ts
| |-----------en/**/*.json
| |-----------en/index.ts
| |-----------es/**/*.json
| |-----------es/index.ts
| |-----------fr/**/*.json
| |-----------fr/index.ts
| |-----------it/**/*.json
| |-----------it/index.ts
| |-----------ko/**/*.json
| |-----------ko/index.ts
| |-----------pl/**/*.json
| |-----------pl/index.ts
| |-----------pt/**/*.json
| |-----------pt/index.ts
| |-----------ru/**/*.json
| |-----------ru/index.ts
| |-----------tr/**/*.json
| |-----------tr/index.ts
| |-----------index.ts
| |--- index.tsx
| |--- overwolf.dev.mock.ts
| |--- react-app-env.d.ts
| |--- setupTests.ts
|--- .gitignore
|--- LICENSE
|--- README.md
|--- package-lock.json
|--- package.json
|--- tsconfig.json
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In overwolf it is not possible to install plugins to debug the code, so the alternative is to use something remote to debug an injected code.
cd overwolf-modern-react-boilerplate
npm run start-remote-server
whenever you want to debug your app store, just remember to use the remote redux dev tools + the bridge server
you need to create an optimized version of your code and the correct structure before sending it to the overwolf store. Overwolf Doc: How to submit an app
Compile
#Change into directory
cd overwolf-modern-react-boilerplate
npm run build:overwolf
Edit Changelog
To make it easier for users, contributors and overwolf team to see precisely what notable changes have been made between each release (or version) of the project.
Send .zip (if it is the first time you are sending the app, you need to send the .zip file to the overwolf team, so that they can create the app in the store)
|--- build/**/.**
$ vi project-root/CHANGELOG.md
throughout the development cycle testing or releasing small updates can become a bit tedious, so there is also a github action setting when you generate a new project, you don't actually need to do any extra steps if you use github, this means that whenever you add valid code to the main branch, then an automatic github action will do all the compiling and packaging steps automatically.
About CI/CD File.yml
Name | Description | type |
---|---|---|
PRE_RELEASE_CHANNEL | overwolf channel id | number |
Note: Test Channel IDs from overwolf-cli Several commands work with test channels. While we plan to accept the channel's name, for now, we expect to receive the channel ID as the argument. You can find the channel's ID in the page URL of the channel in the Dev Console.
Name | Description | type |
---|---|---|
OW_CLI_EMAIL | overwolf dev email | string |
OW_CLI_API_KEY | overwolf dev api key | string |
Check out some screenshots of what github actions looks like:
The following commands are available in your project:
Command | Description |
---|---|
npm run start |
Starts the development server. |
npm run build |
Bundles the app into static files for production. |
npm run test |
Starts the test runner. |
npm run start-remote-server |
Starts the server that bridges the remote redux and the overwolf application. |
npm run build:overwolf |
Bundles the app into static files for production. |
npm run lint |
Runs the linter. |
npm run format |
Runs the code formatter. |
npm run pre-build |
Runs the pre-build script. |
npm run post-build |
Runs the post-build script. |
npm run package-overwolf |
Runs the package-overwolf script. |
Contributions, issues and feature requests are welcome!
If you are using OMRB in your project, please let me know! I'll be happy to list it here.
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