react-runner

##react-runner

Goal: Abstract running / building assets on web and native so tht you can rely on the same commands for all platforms. Hide the need for webpack and babel, but allow using custom .babelrc and webpack configs.

###Todo

• production command to get transpiled js
• server rendering
• use custom webpack config

A tool to quickly get started on building a react app. The end goal is to run any jsx file in dev mode, output to production, or even a production ready way to server render your app. Provides a uniform api for running reactjs and native apps

npm install react-runner -g

Commands can be ran by react-runner or rr for short.

###init

Run this command in a new project folder, or even an existing react app. It wil install the required dependencies needed to run your app. You don't need to worry about making a webpack config. If you need to use a custom config, this will use that instead (coming soon).

###development

• rr index.jsx runs your react code using a webpack dev server on localhost:8080
• rr ios to run an ios app
• rr android to run react native android project

###build

build assets for native and web (coming soon)

###Example

Run rr init in a new folder, create a file like this:

import React from 'react'
import ReactDOM from 'react-dom'

class App extends React.Component {
  render() {
    return (
      <div>Hey thereyrrrt</div>
    )
  }
}
  

ReactDOM.render(<App />, document.getElementById('app'))

run rr dev index.js and boom, you have the app in your browser ready to go. I know there are other tools for this, most make everything a hard dependency, but this installs everything as a peer so that you can control the version.