The stack is made of React and is built by Webpack. TailwindCSS provides utility classes for styling and last but not least Jest provides all testing tools.
Simply install all assets with npm
npm install
And for development run dev server with hot reloading
npm run dev
Testing is done with jest
npm test
npm run build
This will create a bundle.js and bundle.css in the dist folder. The index.html file already there will pick them up automatically. The used server still needs to gzip the created bundles.
Tailwind: https://tailwindcss.com/docs
CSS utility library recently released in alpha by (amongst others) Adam Wathan and Steve Schoger. Using CSS utilities helps keeping a consistent interface while keeping the footprint low. It also defaults to using system fonts reducing the overhead of loading webfonts. History of CSS patterns by Adam Wathan.
React: https://reactjs.org/docs/
JavaScript view layer by Facebook. It is fast and lightweight. Aiming for a high seperation of concerns.
JavaScript testing framework. Jest contains everything needed to run tests. i.e. Jest contains a virtual DOM, a test runner and assertion tools. As well as functionality to create snapshots to visually compare the results of rendered components.
StandardJS: https://standardjs.com/rules.html
JavaScript coding style. Standard aims to be a clean and simple style.
AirBnB react style: github.com/airbnb/javascript
complement to StandardJS for writing React components. AirBnB has quite the experience with building React apps. Their styleguide aims to prevent one from making mistakes.
note: StandardJS is leading whenever AirBnB and Standard rules conflict.
All credits are going to Maarten Bicknese. This is a simple bootstrap template for personal use.