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@conveyal/reboot
Advanced tools
React/Redux bootstrapping and common libs for Conveyal.
Modern JavaScript applications take a lot of bootstrapping. This library helps with some common libs to include and use on the client to help.
Let's create a Redux application:
const {mount} = require('@conveyal/reboot')
const Application = require('./containers/application')
const reducers = require('./reducers')
mount({
app: Application,
id: 'root',
reducers
})
This will create a redux store with the fetch
, history
, logger
, multi
, and promise
middleware applied, wrap your application with a redux provider, initialize the browser history, and mount your component to #id
.
auth0
fetch({url, options, next})
html({title})
mount({app, id, reducers})
With yarn installed, run
$ yarn add @conveyal/reboot
@conveyal/reboot was inspired by..
MIT
FAQs
React/Redux bootstrapping and common libs for Conveyal
The npm package @conveyal/reboot receives a total of 1 weekly downloads. As such, @conveyal/reboot popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @conveyal/reboot demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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