Create a new project with React.js, TypeScript and jest with Vite
If you’re looking to kickstart a new project using React.js with a modern toolkit, the Boilerplate to create React.js apps with Vite offers a comprehensive solution. This setup is tailored for developers who want to leverage the benefits of TypeScript and Jest in conjunction with Vite for fast development and optimized performance. It combines several powerful technologies into a cohesive package that streamlines your workflow right from the start, making it a great choice for both novice and experienced developers.
With this boilerplate, you get a solid foundation to build upon, equipped with essential configurations and tools to enhance your development experience. It minimizes the friction often associated with setting up a new project, allowing you to focus on writing quality code and building out your application.
React.js 18+ with TypeScript: Fully supports the latest version of React and integrates TypeScript for type safety and enhanced development capabilities.
SVG and Media Imports: Easily import SVG files and other media like images and videos from the src directory, simplifying resource management.
Absolute Imports: Use the @ symbol for absolute imports, making your module paths cleaner and easier to manage.
Eslint Standard Configuration: Comes with a slightly modified standard Eslint setup that includes React-specific rules, helping maintain code quality.
React Hooks Compatibility: Supports React Hooks with pre-configured eslint-settings for a smoother development experience compared to traditional class components.
Automatic Linting and Type-Checking: Utilizing Husky, you can ensure that your code is linted and type-checked before every commit, reducing bugs and improving code quality.
Simple Production Build: Easily generate a production version of your app with a single command, which organizes all deployable files in the dist directory.
Local Production Check: Test how your application will perform in production before deploying by running the production version locally, ensuring everything is in order.
