An opinionated and scalable base tech stack for a modern React app.
- react: The main UI library
- rematch: The main state management framework powered by Redux
- styled-components: The styling and theming library
- react-router-dom: The routing library
- react-loadable: The lazy loading library
- react-spring: The spring-physics based animation library
- axios: The XHR library
- react-intl-universal: The internationalization library
- jest & enzyme: The testing libraries
- /build: Build related details of Webpack and Jest
- /config: Whitewashing and language related details and assets
- /src/components: Shareable components that never connects to redux store
- /src/pages: Individual route pages
- /src/services: Wrapped services for the App, e.g: fetch, validation. Available as an API, so the actual implementation can change
- /src/store: Rematch redux store
- /src/models: Rematch shared models
- /dist: Complied code ready to deployed
- clone: the repository via
git clone [email protected]:iamvijaydev/react-base-code.git
(You will have to change the remote) - zip: v1.3.2.zip
- tar.gz: v1.3.2.tar.gz
yarn install
This file env.js
contains any environment-related contents. Update then as you see fit. Add more if required.
yarn start
yarn run dist
yarn test
yarn test -u
All the language translations are added to /config/locale/<locale code>/<fragments>.json
. During both dev and prod build, an additional script is run to aggregate all the fragments to a single file at /config/locale/<locale code>.json
. Meaning, you can create as many fragments as you like. Make sure to apply any modifications or additions are applied on all locale folders. Since aggregation is a separate script, you need to restart the dev server to apply the new changes.