A boilerplate for playing around with react, redux and react-router with the help of webpack.
The webpack-react-redux is a boilerplate for experimenting with React, Redux, and React Router using webpack. It provides various features and tools to simplify the development process, such as a filterable table example, ES6 - 7 support with Babel, Redux dev tools for state management, routing capabilities, hot module replacement support, a production configuration for building the app, Sass support, linting for maintainable JavaScript code, and more.
To run the app, follow these steps:
npm install
npm start
CTRL+H.The initial load time of the app may be slow, but subsequent interactions will be much faster.
To build the app for production, execute the following command:
npm run build
This will generate a dist directory in the project’s root, containing the minified assets and an index.html file ready for production use.
For a more comprehensive understanding of the project, a detailed series of posts has been written, covering topics such as configuring webpack, understanding the app’s architecture, and more. Additionally, there is an example of a todo app using Redux Sagas for asynchronous operations.
The webpack-react-redux boilerplate is a powerful tool for developers looking to experiment with React, Redux, and React Router. It provides a range of features and tools to simplify the development process, including examples, ES6 - 7 support, Redux dev tools, routing capabilities, hot module replacement, production configuration, Sass support, linting, and more. By following the installation guide and exploring the provided resources, developers can quickly get up to speed and start building scalable and maintainable applications.