@rockpack/starter v4.5.2

@rockpack/starter

@rockpack/starter this is create-react-app on steroids. Supports the following types of applications:

@rockpack/starter this module is part of the Rockpack project. See more details on the official site.

• React SPA - Redux, Thunk, React-Router, CSS Modules, @loadable, project structure etc.
  • React-Router
  • Redux
  • Redux Toolkit
  • Redux-Thunk
  • React-Helmet
  • @loadable/components is being used for split your code into SSR application
• React SPA + SSR - SSR, SEO, Redux, Thunk, React-Router, CSS Modules, @loadable, project structure etc.
  • Koa is being used for the server
  • iSSR is being used for effect handling in the server side
  • React-Router
  • Redux
  • Redux Toolkit
  • Redux-Thunk
  • React-Helmet-Async
  • @loadable/components is being used for split your code into SSR application
• React Component - Configured webpack to create React component (for NPM publishing).
• UMD Library - Configured webpack to create UMD library (vanilla JS, for NPM publishing).

All types of applications support:

• Import of many file formats. List of formats
• Image optimization, SVG Optimization
• Loading SVG files as React components
• CSS/SCSS/Less modules
• Babel or TS; TS support for CSS/SCSS/Less modules
• PostCSS Autoprefixer
• SEO Optimizations, React optimizations, Antd optimizations
• Support for settings via Dotenv and Dotenv safe
• Bundle Analyzer
• GraphQL support

Full list of features see here

Additionally, for each type of application, you can install:

• Configured ESLint with best practices rules @rockpack/codestyle
• Customized Jest with additions @rockpack/tester

Using

1. Installation

npm i @rockpack/starter -g

2. Creating an App

rockpack <project name>

3. Select the type of application.

Arguments

--yarn - use Yarn as default package manager

rockpack <project name> --yarn

If you can't use @rockpack/starter or want to migrate your existing application please follow the manual for each module

• @rockpack/compiler
• @rockpack/tester
• @rockpack/codestyle

The MIT License

MIT