Clean React App

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Create React apps using Clean Architecture with no build configuration.

User Guide – How to develop apps bootstrapped with Clean React App.

Clean React App works on macOS, Windows, and Linux.
If something doesn’t work, please file an issue.

Quick Overview

npx @rubemfsv/clean-react-app my-app
cd my-app
npm start or npm run dev

This boilerplate contains the following settings:

Local storage adapter;
Axios as HTTP Client;
Webpack configured for development and production environments;
Basic end-to-end test settings with Cypress;
Unit tests with Jest;
Husky with pre-push to run unit tests;
Authentication with validations;
Validation layer for reuse of validations;
Some hooks to help with API calls and form submissions;
Private route configured;
Three pages to help improve productivity:
- Login page
- Sign up page
- Dashboard

:construction_worker: Installation

You must first have installed NodeJS (I recommend nvm to deal with versions), Yarn, and then:

git clone https://github.com/rubemfsv/clean-react-app.git

Step 1:

cd clean-react-app - access the project files

Step 2:

yarn (or npm install) - to install dependencies

Step 3:

Change your webpack.dev.js and webpack.prod.js env url to your real urls

Step 4:

yarn dev (or npm run dev) - to initialize the project under development

Observations:

yarn test (or npm run test) - to run jest unit testing

yarn test:e2e (or npm run test:e2e) - to run cypress e2e testing (if you use linux or windows, the command may change because of the \, but you can change the script or run it by node_modules/.bin/cypress open)

yarn start (or npm start) - to initialize the project under production webpack;

In the package.json file, there are scripts that you can run with node and yarn

:open_file_folder: Architecture

The architecture used in this project was the Clean Architecture, using the concepts proposed by Roberto Martin. To know how to implement this architecture, there is an article applying this Architecture with React that describes very well the thought line.

cypress/
src/
  data/
    protocols/
    test/
    usecases/
  domain/
    errors/
    models/
    test/
    usecases/
  infra/
    cache/
    http/
    test/
  main/
    adapters/
    config/
    decorators/
    factories/
      cache/
      decorators/
      http/
      pages/
      usecases/
    routes/
    scripts/
    index.tsx
  presentation/
    assets/
      fonts/
      images/
    components/
    hooks/
    pages/
    protocols/
    routes/
    styles/
    test/
  validation/
    errors/
    protocols/
    test/
    validators/

🖥️ Login page

It's a simple login page with a form and error handling. It already has input, button, field and loader components.

🖥️ Sign up page

It is a registration page with a form that receives the username, email, password and password confirmation. It already has error handling and reused components.

🖥️ Dashboard page

It is an empty page that is redirected after successful login. It's there to help with development, saving time by being the starting point.

Dashboard page

:bug: Issues

If something doesn’t work, please file an issue.

📜 Code of Conduct

We are committed to providing a welcoming and safe environment in our community. All contributors, maintainers, and everyone participating in this project are expected to adhere to our Code of Conduct. Please read the full text so that you can understand what actions will and will not be tolerated.

:bookmark_tabs: Branches and contributions

As this project is intended to be open source and free for everyone to use, feel free to contribute improvements.

If something can be improved, just create a branch from main and make a Pull Request with the suggestions.

Contributors

Meet the talented individuals who have contributed to Clean React App project:

License

Clean React App is available under MIT. See LICENSE for more details.

rubemfsv / clean-react-app

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