create-react-app-fullstack
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"name": "create-react-app-fullstack", | ||
"version": "1.0.1", | ||
"version": "1.0.2", | ||
"description": "Turn create-react-app into a fullstack environment by adding Express and Sequelize", | ||
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# create-react-app-fullstack | ||
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![Screenshot](./package_ref/homepage.png "Homepage") | ||
## Installation | ||
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``` | ||
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## Getting Started | ||
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This is designed for groud up full-stack development. Start by creating your database with PostgreSQL (you can do this after running 'fullstack' as well): | ||
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####remember to seed the database!#### | ||
####remember to seed the database! | ||
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After the *fullstack* completes, run the command below to add dummy data to the database. | ||
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##Commands | ||
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###seed | ||
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###start | ||
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After the database is seeded, you should be all set. To enable front-end development with hot-reloading, use the same script as create-react-app: | ||
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###fullstart | ||
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To automate updates from back-end development, you can run the script below. The difference between this script and the one above: hot-reloading is disabled. Requires navigating to the localhost and refreshing the page. | ||
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###build | ||
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To build deployment-ready, we use the same script as create-react-app: | ||
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###nodemon | ||
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After this, you can test your back-end code on the built static files: | ||
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##References and Props | ||
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Much of this work was built and taken from the resources below: | ||
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