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react-app-init
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npm install react-app-init --save
React App Init is an opinionated simple way to kick off a react/redux app without any of the weird imperative stuff in your root componentDidMount
import store from '../store';
import App from './app';
import init from './init';
import { loadData } from '../actions';
init(<App />, { store, init: [loadData] });
React App init will put the store into Provider, and call dispatch on all actions in the init array. You can optionally pass in a renderTarget using something like { store, init: [loadData], renderTarget: document.getElementById('app') }); but if you do not one will be created for you.
Because I want to remove this boilerplate from my life and think this looks like a much cleaner way to start an app and I like being able to declaritevely show the actions needed to load my app without searching for the root componentDidMount. Inspired by StartApp and the elm architechture.
FAQs
start redux/react app with initial data call
We found that react-app-init 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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