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Config

Webpack

Reforge provides a default webpack config that SHOULD work with your environment but you can always import the config and modify it as you see if. Currently it makes the following assumptions:

Environment Variables

NODE_ENV: development or production CDN_URL: The base url that will be used to find the produced javascript files. *SERVICE_URL: The entry API endpoint. Usually very applciation specific.

CSS

All CSS is in the form of CSS modules and using postcss (albeit with no plugins by default).

PostCSS Configuration

We've provided some basic postcss plugins to use: rucksack, nested, and autoprefixer

To configure your webpack to use postcss, you can modify your webpack config like so:

Your webpack config:

const config = require('reforge/config/webpack.config');

config.postcss = require('reforge/config/postcss-plugins');

module.exports = config;

In order modify the plugins being used, you'll need to concat new plugins to those provided by reforge/config/postcss-plugins. For example, to add partial-import to the end of the postcss plugin chain, you can do the following:

const partialImport = require('postcss-partial-import');

...
config.postcss = config.postcss.concat(partialImport);

Note that order of plugins DOES matter so make sure to be careful how you order these.

Scripts

There are a few scripts available from reforge as well.

Pluginator

This script will use some environment variables (PLUGINATOR_URL, PLUGINATOR_USER, PLUGINATOR_PASS) to publish your project to a pluginator instance. This script also assumes that your build directory is ./build and contains a properly formatted manifest.json file.

Utilities

These are intended to be used to simplify some of the tasks done by reforge clients. To use them, just destructure what you need from the main 'reforge' package like so:

import { connectProvidersToDevTools } from 'reforge';

connectProvidersToDevTools

This function takes an object where the each key/object pair is a provider description, built for use by react-redux-provide. Sets up redux devtools on all the providers included.