create-react-app-ts

Create Awesome React Application

Opinionated React starter template using TypeScript, Redux, React Router, Redux Saga, SCSS, PostCSS and more, offering PWA and offline capabilities and many more.

Dependencies

In order to use this setup you need to have installed the following dependencies:

1. Node - min v8.15.0
2. NPM - min v5.6.0 or
3. Yarn - min v1.3.2
4. Bash terminal (Default on OSX/Linux, GitBash or similar on Windows)

One line zero config installation

npx create-react-app-ts && yarn && yarn start

Download

You can download this setup directly and extract it.

Then navigate to the react-template-ts folder and proceed with the rest of the instructions.

Install

yarn

# or

npm i

Develop

yarn start

# or

npm start

Build

yarn build

# or

npm run build

Lint

yarn lint

# or

npm run lint

Test

yarn test

# or

npm run test

Details

1. Folder structure:

   • assets/ - all fonts, images, videos, translation files, etc.
   • i18n - configuration settings for i18n (internationalization).
   • components/ - stateless components.
   • containers/ - statefull components. Each container can export more than one component. An example folder structure is included in (src/containers/.boilerplate).
     • enums.ts - each container has its own enums
     • interfaces.ts - each container has its own interfaces
     • reducer.ts - the container reducer
     • sagas.ts - the container sagas
   • utilities/ - helpers and utility functions
   • app.scss - Application's global SCSS entry point
   • settings.scss - Application's SCSS settings (variables, mixins, etc)
   • app.tsx - Application's main component
   • custom.d.ts - Custom type definitions
   • index.html - Application's HTML file
   • index.tsx - The main entry point
   • loadables.tsx - Code split and lazy loaded components
   • reducers.js - Application's root reducer
   • sagas.js - Application's sagas
   • store.js - Application's Redux store

2. Latest EcmaScript support

   • Usage of the latest features in EcmaScript
   • Using TypeScript to transpile to ES5
   • Minification of the bundled file
   • Source maps

3. Webpack aliases: Checkout the aliases property in the webpack.config.ts file.

4. SCSS usage.

5. Lint your files: ESLint (with TypeScript ESLint installed and configured) and Stylelint included

6. Tests using Jest and Enzyme. The Test environment has been configured so you don't have to

7. Offline first - using Offline Plugin to cache important files and assets

8. PWA ready - Install as a native app on Android and iOS

9. Code splitting and lazy loading

10. i18n included:

    1. add your locales in /src/i18n/locales
    2. add your po files which are based on the translations.pot file located in /src/assets/locale
    3. run yarn locale to generate ${locale}.json file from your ${locale}.po file.
    4. update your UI to reflect the newly added locale

11. Prerendering - All pages are prerendered based on defined routes. This is included in the build step and needs no additional configuration.

Supported Browsers

This setup uses Browserslist to target browsers.

The default list of supported browsers is listed in the package.json file:

{
	"browserslist": ["> 1%", "last 2 versions"]
}

This means that supported browsers vary based on current usage data and current browser versions.

In general, this setup supports the two most recent versions of all browsers.

Bonus

The start template contains a ready-to-use auth flow with Login, Logout, Sign up and Forgotten password forms with validation included. The auth flow includes also route guarding and redirects based on auth status. Please take a look at the /src/containers/auth folder for more details.

The starting files also include ready-to-use layout components such as Header, Footer, Wrapper, Button, Icon and form Fields.

LICENSE

MIT