Quickstart for creating React.js web applications.
It has a number of nice goodies baked in including:
- Live reloading for both CSS and Javascript! This really speeds up development. Live reloading is powered by the Webpack module bundler and react-hot-loader projects.
- Write your JSX in Coffeescript thanks to coffee-react-transform.
- Amazing URL-driven-development (UDD) with the react-router project.
- Uses Gulp for building CSS and Javascript. Run
cult watchfor rebuilding css/js on the fly while developing andcult buildto create minified versions for deploying to production. - Includes sensible element stylings and several useful Sass plugins:
- Susy: best-of-breed grid system.
- modular-scale: easily create pleasing modular type scales.
- Sassy Buttons: flexible button styling.
- Breakpoint: Super simple media queries.
Clone this repo and then after entering the new directory run npm install and bundle install. This will install the respective NPM and Ruby Gem dependencies.
You'll also need to have cult/gulp installed globally to run the coffeescript gulpfile: npm install -g gulp cult
Run in the root of your directory: cult watch
This will watch the src directories and build on changes and placed the built css and js files in the public directory. It'll serve everything in the /public directory at localhost:8080
Then try editing src/scripts/hello_world.cjsx and see your changes magically show up in your browser with no page reload!
To build for production, simply run gulp build
To install docker, follow the instructions at the Docker Documentation
To build a docker container for production, start by running docker build -t azaeres/coffee-react-quickstart . from within this project directory. This will build a docker image from the Dockerfile here.
Get the docker image id by listing the docker images with docker images. Then, run the docker container from that image with docker run -i -t -p 8080:8080 [imageId], replacing [imageId with the correct value you got from the previous command. It would look something like 49070e540b5a. This will build for production and start the webserver on port 8080. Your shell session will be attached to the docker instance so you can see its build output.
Get the IP address of the VM by running boot2docker ip. Normally, this'll be 192.168.59.103.
When the production build has Finished 'watch', direct your browser to http://[ipAddress]:8080/ to see the site, replacing [ipAddress] with the value you got from the previous command.
Try out the example app included with this quickstart: http://kyleamathews.github.io/coffee-react-quickstart/