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cra-template-learus-typescript-material
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Boilerplate for Create React App Typescript template with Material-UI and component creation snippets
This project is a boilerplate to easily create a front-end project structure using:
Out of the box it provides (among basic CRA features):
src/styles/Theme.tsx
)component.sh
npx create-react-app your-project --template learus-typescript-material
To start the application use npm start
or npm run dev
. The dev
script sets NODE_ENV=development
in case you need different logic based on development or production enviroment.
To build use npm run build
.
To create a new component use ./component.sh
and specify the name of the component.
Deploy using Docker and docker-compose up
FAQs
Boilerplate for Create React App Typescript template with Material-UI and component creation snippets
We found that cra-template-learus-typescript-material 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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