My new
React + redux project starter
. This time I addgraphQL
andApollo Client
. This starter also embedsJWT token based
authentication
(check Route to get an example of dealing with protected routes).
optimization tricks
(stateless, pure render...).pure front-end
= server independant (use whatever you want as server: NodeJS, Rails, .NET...)SPA
and SSR
server implementationworkbox-webpack-plugin
(so that it follows PWA path!)redux
+ devTools
+ hot reload
= how did I developed without them before?has been
"
code splitting
by using dynamic import
(router level but you can extend to component level as you feel the need)
Front:
Tool chain:
js
/ jsx
tests:
>=6.x
.Build with node js v8.x but should be ok with node js 6.x.
Better use nvm to manage your Node JS versions.
An Easy and fast way to get your graphql backend is to register for free at Scaphold.
This starter has been created with a scaphold free plan.
Go to Scaphold register and create an application
AppName
description
(so that after creating hundreds of applications you won't get lost).You will be able to dicover predefined schemas. This starter will not need more than predefined (User):
tutorials
to get more familiar with the schema designer.GraphiQL is integrated in Scaphold so discover and train predefined graphQL queries and mutations:
In Scaphold click on My API
and copy your application link
.
Then, past it (to replace http://localhost:8080/graphql) in your networkInterface
in the app config (in ./src/front/config.index.js
):
export const appConfig = {
// apollo client:
apollo: {
networkInterface: 'http://localhost:8080/graphql'
}
};
from now you got all needed to run this starter
npm install
npm run start
NOTE: be sure you already installed redux-devtools-extension in your browser to get the best development experience.
npm run dev
npm run test
npm run analyze
npm run prod
npm run start-spa-dev
npm run start-spa-prod
Do you use & like react-redux-graphql-apollo-bootstrap-webpack-starter but you donβt find a way to show some love? If yes, please consider donating to support this project. Otherwise, no worries, regardless of whether there is support or not, I will keep maintaining this project. Still, if you buy me a cup of coffee I would be more than happy though π
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Copyright (c) 2019 Erwan DATIN
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