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React Static

A progressive static-site generator for React.

Read the introduction article on Medium

React-Static is a fast, lightweight, and powerful framework for building static-progressive React applications and websites. It's been carefully designed to meet the highest standards of SEO, site performance, and user/developer experience.

Features

⚛️ 100% React (or Preact!)
🚀 Blazing fast builds and performance.
🚚 Data Agnostic. Supply your site with data from anywhere, however you want.
✂️ Automatic code and data splitting for routes!
💥 Instant page views via PRPL pattern.
🎯 Built for SEO.
🥇 React-first developer experience.
😌 Painless project setup & migration.
💯 Supports 100% of the React ecosystem. Including CSS-in-JS libraries, custom Query layers like GraphQL, and even Redux.
🔥 Hot Reloadable out-of-the-box. Edit React components & styles in real-time.
📲 LAN accessible dev environment for testing on other devices like phones and tablets.

Videos & Tutorials

Quick Start with Styled Components (20 min)
Introducing React-Static! How it works and why we built it! (80 min)
Using React-Static to replace create-react-app (5 min)

Sites Built with React-Static

Quick Start

Install the CLI:

$ yarn global add react-static
# or
$ npm install -g react-static

Create a new project:

$ react-static create

Pick a template! See the full list of templates
Navigate to your new project:

$ cd my-static-site

Start the dev server and edit some code!

$ yarn start # or react-static start

Test a production build

$ yarn stage # or react-static build --staging
$ yarn serve

Build for production!

$ yarn build # or react-static build

Once you've installed and test driven sufficiently, you may want to:

Familiarize yourself with the API and all that is possible!

Examples and Templates

All of the following examples can be used as a template at project creation.

Can't find an example? We invite you to write one! Simply copy the basic or blank templates and make the necessary changes. Then submit a PR including your new example directory and a new item in the list above. When merged, your example will automatically become a template in the CLI. How magical!

Chat with us on the React Static Spectrum community!

Need some help? Have a quick question? Click here to sign up for the React-Tools spectrum community! We are constantly answering questions, discussing features and helping each other out!

Contributing

We are always looking for people to help us grow react-static's capabilities and examples. If you have an issue, feature request, or pull request, let us know!