Babel + Electron + React + Browserify + Sass application stack. Gets the stupid work done so you can actually make something.
- Build your app with one command.
- Open a live-reloading instance of your app with another command.
- Lint your app using a third command.
The specialized git clone command and following rm -rf .git ensure that the git history of jolteon is not replicated so that you can enter your new jolteon project and git init a new project with new remotes, new history, etc. gulp-cli is required to run gulp and electron is installed to be able to test your project locally without gulp package every time (via gulp serve).
You may also want to rm -rf this README.md after you're all set up and replace it with the README for your project.
npm install -g gulp-cli electron
git clone --depth=1 --branch=master https://github.com/vulpino/jolteon my-jolteon-project
cd my-jolteon-project
rm -rf .git
npm install
gulp serve
- Your client HTML lives in app/.
- Your client javascript lives in app/js/.
- Your client SCSS lives in app/scss.
- Your react components live in app/js/components/.
- Your electron server code lives in src/.
- Everything is programmed using Javascript, ES2015 as the default.
- Build the client and server bundles:
gulp build - Watch app/ and src/ for changes and update build/ automagically:
gulp watch - Lint everything (We use StandardJS, but you can modify the .eslintrc.json):
gulp lint - Open up the app:
gulp serve. This will also live reload everything, so don't worry about that. - Package the app for release:
gulp package.
