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React App Boilerplate

Quickstart project template for learning React.

Objective

This boilerplate is purposefully simple to show the minimal setup needed to create React projects with Webpack and Babel. It aims to be a starting point for learning React, with low cognitive load and as such avoids having many separate config files and advanced configuration options, while providing a solid foundation for new React projects.

Usage

Clone this repository

git clone [email protected]:pro-react/react-app-boilerplate.git

Install

npm install

Start the application in development mode

npm start

Open http://localhost:8080 in your browser.

Static files are served from the public folder, project JavaScript files are bundled from the app folder.

When ready, build for production

npm run build

This will generate a minimized bundle.js file on the public folder.

Missing Features

This boilerplate focuses solely on transforming and bundling javascript files - all other static files are served directly from the public folder without any processing. While useful for learning React, this setup doesn't use Webpack and Babel in their full capabilities - which include transforming and bundling projects assets (such as stylesheets), modularizing CSS, hot reloading and etc. Please refer to Pro React Appendix A to learn more about Webpack. If you are looking for a feature-rich bootstrap for React, take a look at React App Advanced Boilerplate.

Dependencies

  • React & React-DOM
  • Webpack & webpack-dev-server
  • Babel Core
  • Babel Loader (With "es2015" and "react" presets)

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