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React PWA

A highly scalable, Progressive Web Application foundation with the best Developer Experience.

https://www.reactpwa.com is built with this awesome framework. Why don't you check it out.

Add to home screen and make your application behave like a Native APP

If you are not able to view the gif below, just click "PWA States Gif" or the broken image:

PWA States Gif

Current Repo in Action

To view how the current repository is running please visit https://demo.reactpwa.com

Features

Code splitting

The very difficulty faced when developing enterprise application is code splitting. We don't need everything in a single JS file. Why not create individual JS files for each respective module/page! We make it really easy here to just create a page that returns an array of routes. Code is split and loaded automatically when the respective route is called. (Enabled in production mode)

Hot Reloading

Development is much easier with hot reloading. Make changes and the code is auto/hot-reloaded in the browser. And we did not miss "sass". Preserve application state when you update underlying code.

ES6/7 Compatible

Using babel, we support next generation JavaScript syntax including Object/Array destructuring, arrow functions, JSX syntax and more...

Backed by React-Router

We are using the most accepted React router for routing the application. Add your favorite /about, /contact, /dashboard pages.

Offline support

Yes your application is offline available. Run without internet. Pretty cool huh?? Well all thanks to service workers. (Enabled in production mode)

SSR - Server side rendering

The best way to get your application SEO-ed is enable Server side rendering i.e. Universal applications. (Enabled in production mode)

SEO

Our customized routes enable creating meta tags to create Twitter, Google+, Linkedin, Facebook cards. We know how important SEO is to an application.

Content Folding

Show only relevant data when loading via server. Fold your content to save bytes.

Page Caching

Well now you can cache a page in SSR. Pretty simple. Just add cache option to route.

{ cache: { enable: true, duration: 10000}}

This helps you cache pages when rendered via server. Why increase server load when page is static and cacheable!

API caching

Wait what? Why do you need to cache API? With service workers & cache mechanisms, even opaque responses can be cached (no kidding!).

Webpack ^3.6

We support the latest webpack for best output.

Pre-loading

Preloading for non-html browsers. Yes we give a damn about old browsers.

PWA support (Manifest.json)

Automatic generation of manifest.json. Lets make sure we look good when someone adds us to their home-screen.

WebP Support

Make your application super fast with WebP support. Read more about it at: https://developers.google.com/speed/webp/

Image optimizations

Optimize your images when you create a build. This is a slow build process, but is totally worth it when your site loads fast. We are using imagemin plugins to optimize SVG, JPEG, GIF & PNG

PWA - SrcSet Loader (Progressive Image Loading)

Load appropriate srcset and make your site load fast for different view-port devices. We support srcset with WebP out of the box.

HSTS Supported

Enable HSTS for secure sites. Options to define maxAge and preload of HSTS. All with very simple configuration.

Quick start

  • Clone this repo using: git clone --depth=1 https://github.com/Atyantik/react-pwa.git
  • Move to the appropriate directory: cd react-pwa.
  • Use yarn to install dependencies: yarn
  • run yarn start to see the example app at: http://localhost:3003.
  • To build the application you should run: yarn build
  • To build and run PWA demo use the command: yarn build && node dist/server.js

Now you are all set, Get your hands dirty with this awesome boilerplate.

Documentation

Still in progress... But why don't you check out our Documentation

Testing

We have not written any test cases yet. Mocha is set up for testing, and we welcome any contribution to help us out.

Docker support

Now easily manage docker-build, given Docker is properly configured and the terminal that is running node has access to docker command.

Working with docker:

yarn docker:dev:image

Will create a development image named "react-pwa" which will be used during application development and running. If anything new is added to package.json yarn docker:dev:image must be rebuilt to get the latest nodejs packages.

yarn docker:dev:start
Will start the application in docker mode.

yarn docker:prod:build
Will start the build the application for production.

yarn docker:prod:image
Will create a docker image that can be deployed easily to any docker-hub and can create production containers.

yarn docker:prod:start
Will start the application in production mode, it's necessary to create docker:prod:image prior to docker:prod:start.

Need contributors.

This project exists thanks to all the people who contribute. [Contribute].

We are actively looking for contributors for testing and documentation. Please contact us: admin [at] atyantik.com or contact [at] atyantik.com

Visit us at Atyantik Technologies Private Limited

Backers

Thank you to all our backers! 🙏 [Become a backer]

Sponsors

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Supporters

Eventerprise.com


Eventerprise is the first company to implement react-pwa, The whole idea of PWA applications with react was created with unique requirement of Eventerprise. Do try the application.

Browser stack

Thanks to Browser stack we are able to test the PWA nature of application on various mobiles and write automated test cases.

Browser Stack

License

This project is licensed under the MIT license, Copyright (c) 2017 Atyantik Technologies Private Limited. For more information see LICENSE.md.

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