cra-template-rrm v1.0.5

RRM

Template for Create React App with Redux and Material-UI.

How to use

npx create-react-app my-app --template rrm
cd my-app
yarn start

Features

• Bootstrapped with Create React App.
• State management with Redux.
• Google’s Material Design through Material-UI.

Structure

README.md

Refer to this documentation for information on available scripts and links to some other useful documentation.

public/

The public folder, like most of the other code, is copied straight from the base template of Create React App. So do check out their docs.

src/

The src folder contains our entry point and other JavaScript files. The following files are also copied straight from the base template of Create React App. So do check out their docs.

• App.test.js
• index.js
• logo.svg
• serviceWorker.js
• setupTests.js

App.js

This file contains the root component of the react app. It has the Redux store provider and Material-UI paper provider already set up. A React Router is also set up with just one route. You can modify it or add more routes.

All styles are added to the app using the makeStyles feature of Material-UI. The makeStyles function generates class names we can add to our DOM to add the styles. In App.js two sets of classes are used - classes and localClasses. classes is geneIt cated from a global set of styles that can be found in theme.js. localClasses is generated from a set of styles defined in App.js, to be used inside App.js.

index.css

It contains some global styles.

App.css

It contains some styles to be applied to the App component.

theme.js

It contains some styles that can be used in multiple components. So you can add some styles that you'd like to reuse in multiple components over here.

store.js

This is the redux store script. Learn more from the React Redux docs.

reducers/

This folder contains all the redux reducers. For example, the reducer for authentication is in authReducer.js.

Here, the simple approach of a single UPDATE action type is used for all the actions. It simply replaces the state's properties with the contents of the action payload. This is pretty much the most common action used. More actions can be added to the switch block.

actions/

This folder contains all the redux actions. For example, the actions for authentication is in authActions.js. All redux action types are declared in types.js.