React Base Project Starter Kit

Create React projects without configuration time.

Note: This pack is still under development, there are still undocumented functionalities.

Do not use for production

Quick Overview

Create a New folder or open the folder where you want this package installed. Then cd into your project.
``


cd Users\MyUser\MyFolder\MyProjectDir

`sh

#1. Create your package.json file if not created already. npm init -y

#2. Add this package to dependencies yarn add react-base-starter-project

#3. Run the React Base Project npm run rbc::start

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`Index`


	
Github automatically parses anchor tags out of your headers. So you can do the following:
1. Configuration File  
1. Editing Configuration File  
1. Folder Structure  
1. Main Script  
1. Using Proxied Server  
1. Using Static Server  
1. Running Servers  
Configuration file

When you run this package for the first time, you will be required to answer some questions in order to create the configuration file:
* rbc.config.js
1. Project Name
2. Desired Local Address
3. Use of Proxy
4. Auto open Chrome 
Editing Configuration File

In this file you will be able to setup your project and the main variables required to make it work:
1. Basic Paths
2. SSL Certificates 
3. Webpack Configuration:    
    * Entry
    * Output
    * Extensions to Resolve
    * Vendors to collect in the same chunk
Folder Structure

* React
* Electron
* Public
Start Script Option
$3

Once you add this pack to your dependencies, you will be able to call the main script trough this command:

sh
    npm run rbc::start


$3

The first time you run this script, it will check for configuration file existence ( rbc.config.js ) on your project root, if it doesn't exist, the script will help you to create it, just answer a few question and that will be it.
The questions are:  
1. Project Name: 
$3

* Run Server
* Run Electron
* Run Both
* ReConfigure
* Delete configuration and Start Over
* ReCompile RBC Package
* ReCompile RBC Package Hot 
Using Proxied Server

To use a proxied server follow these steps:
1. Add the package to your package.json dependencies
       "yarn add https://github.com/mzamoras/rbc"
2. Run the Main Script for the first time
       npm run rbc::start
3. Fill in the questions:
    a. Project Name ( any name ).  
    b. Local URL ( eg. http://localhost:5000 )  
    c. Proxy URL ( eg. http://example.com:80 )
4. Run the Main Script again, and select to copy templates, or make sure to have the folder structure in your project.
    a. public Folder        ( required folder ).
    - remove any index.html, so the proxy can work.
    b. react Folder         ( required folder ).
    
    c. electron Folder      ( required folder ).
    
    d. assets Folder With:  ( required folder ).
    - css   ( optional folder )
    - js    ( optional folder )
    - fonts ( optional folder )
    - media ( optional folder )
    - less  ( optional folder )
        
        
| Name      | Type   | Description                      | Required   |
| --------- | ------ | -------------------------------- | :--------: |
| public    | folder | Here goes all the compiled files | yes        |
| react     | folder | React main files                 | yes        |
| electron  | folder | Electron main files              | yes        |
| assets    | folder | Files needed to create the app   | yes        |

Using Laravel

New Project

1. Install Laravel Installer
2. run

laravel new projectName


Install Laravel and create a 

Includes

* To Create:
    * React App
    * Electron App ( with react )
* Server Side
    * Webpack ( for compiling )
    * Browsersync ( as server )
* React Utilities
    * PropTypes
    * Babel Env
    * Babel Stage 2
    * react-hmr ( hot module reload )
    * classnames
    * shallowEqual
    * Redux
    * React JSS
    * React Router
    * Helmet
* Additional Utilities
    * Less Processing
    * HTM5 Boilerplate
    * GZip Compiled Files ( optional )
    * Chunk Compiled Files ( optional )
    * Minification of Compiled Files ( optional )
    * Eslint code validation
* For Testing
    * Karma
    * Mocha
    * sinon
    * Jest
Using Storyboard

|Options|Description|
|---|---|
|Servers|
|Run Server|x|
|Run Electron App|x|
|Run Both|x|
|Testing|
|Test with Karma|x|
|Launch Storybook|x|
|Configuration|
|Re configure|x|
|Start Over|x|
Running Servers

When running a server some options are configurable. 
The default options are configured to run as DEVELOPMENT MODE.
|Option|Default|
|---|:---:|
|1. Run in Production Mode ?| false |
|2. Enable Hot Module Replacement ( HMR ) ?| true |
|3. Enable gzip for compiled files ?| true |
|4. Minify compiled files ?| false |

Running Electron Only

When running Electron App the default options are configured to run as DEVELOPMENT MODE.
Note: Running Electron only does not allow HMR, but you can use watch mode to listen for changes and recompile when they happen. To Enable HMR, run Server instead.
|Option|Default|
|---|:---:|
|1. Run in Production Mode ?| false |
|2. Watch Mode ?| true |

Testing With Karma

When running Electron App the default options are configured to run as DEVELOPMENT MODE.
Available Scripts

Once you install this package, some scripts become available in your package.json file, the
easiest way to run this package is to run the Main Script.

sh
    npm run rbc::start

But when you have run the Main Script at least once, you will be able to call some of the scripts directly, this are the scripts available:

|Script|Description|
|---|---|
|rbc::start| This is the main script |
|rbc::storybook| Runs a server to view your stories |
|rbc::storybook| Runs a server to view your stories |
|rbc::electron| Runs directly the Electron App ( may run with errors ) |
|rbc::recompile| If you decide to modify this package in your node_modules you need to recompile everything in order to make it work. |
|rbc::recompileW| Same as rbc:compile but works in watch mode. |

Important:
Modifying this package once is installed as repository and recompiling is not recommended, any change you made is in risk to be wiped out as soon as you install new packages or update this one. Use it carefully