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@dollarshaveclub/react-runtime
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This is our own take on create-react-app
.
See features here: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1hBW0Lc2O4rNzkhfxMyKA4PT6DmN4C-bePMb9KHlXp0g/edit#gid=0
This package and its commands will be installed in your app when doing web-standard react
(OUTDATED).
This differs from create-react-app
in that it does not scaffold the application for you – web standard does that for you.
Starts the dev server.
This runs your server on localhost:<port>
and the webpack dev server on localhost:<port + 1>
.
Builds the production version of the react app.
The test types are:
server
- runs the server-specific tests, i.e. hitting all the API routes.
server/**/__tests__/*.js
jsdom
- runs all the react tests in a jsdom environment.
src/**/__tests__/*.js
Not currently used:
isomorphic
(not needed because we do not server-side render) - runs all the react tests in a node.js environment.
This should guarantee that server-side rendering works.
src/**/__tests__/isomorphic/*.js
prefix
- how assets are served, defaulting to /<package.name>/
.
For example, face-web
assets are served from /face-web/
.port
- default part the server runs on. Keep this unique across
all our apps so you can run multiple apps locally at once.FAQs
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We found that @dollarshaveclub/react-runtime demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 10 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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