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UnifiedReact is a low-code app builder environment, allowing for a single application runtime across multiple frontend projects.

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Unified React

UnifiedReact is a low-code app builder environment, allowing for a single application runtime across multiple frontend projects.

UnifiedReact can be deployed using Terraform, to any AWS account. The frontend and backend projects should be deployed once on a particular AWS/cloud account, and can be used to create any number of applications all running on serverless infrastructure.

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Usage: yarn unified-cli [command] Commands Supported:

Deploy an application available in the 'applications' folder.

Run at local (debug)

1. Setup environments

yarn install
yarn build:debug && cd dist && npm i && npm link && cd ..

2. Start application

cd frontend
unified-cli start <application_name> <port>

3. Start studio

Run setup once:

yarn setup:studio <your_domain>

EG

yarn setup:studio danhvu.hosted-app.cloud

Start studio and sign-in:

yarn start:studio

Deploy to AWS

unified-cli deploy <server> application <appplication_name>

Deploy with minify option

unified-cli deploy <server> application <appplication_name> -m

OR

unified-cli deploy <server> application <appplication_name> -minify

Deploy with sourcemap

unified-cli deploy <server> application <appplication_name> -sm=linked|external|inline|both

OR

unified-cli deploy <server> application <appplication_name> -sourcemap=linked|external|inline|both

Deploy a component available in the 'components' folder.

deploy component component-name,...

Start a local UnifiedReact server

unified-cli start application-name [port]

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Package last updated on 01 Mar 2025

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