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React Npm Boilerplate

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Updated: 25 Apr 2017
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Boilerplate for creating React Npm packages with ES2015

Overview

Creating and maintaining React components is a fundamental part of modern web development. The boilerplate for creating React Npm packages with ES2015 offers a solid foundation for developers looking to streamline their package creation process. Built upon the widely-regarded npm-base by Kadira, this setup not only simplifies the packaging of React components for distribution but also integrates best practices like linting and testing, ensuring your code is clean and reliable.

With this boilerplate, developers can quickly get up and running, allowing them to focus more on building great components instead of dealing with boilerplate code and configuration. It’s a great choice for anyone looking to publish React components to Npm effectively.

Features

  • Easy Setup: Clone the repository and simply run a few commands to get started, stripping down the initial git history for a clean slate.

  • Linting with ESLint: Ensures your code adheres to best practices with an integrated linting process. You can customize your .eslintrc file as needed.

  • Comprehensive Testing: Supports testing out-of-the-box with Mocha, Enzyme, and JSDOM, making it easier to write and maintain tests in the __tests__ folder.

  • ES6 Transpilation: Automatically transpile ES6 code to ES5 compatible code, making your packages usable in a wider range of projects.

  • Flexible Testing Commands: Run various test commands with ease, such as npm test, npm run testonly, or npm run test-watch to suit your workflow.

  • Lint fixing: Quickly resolve linting errors with the npm run lint-fix command, helping to maintain code quality.

  • Prepublish Hook: Utilize the standard prepublish hook to prepare your package for publishing, ensuring the dist folder is populated with transpiled code when you publish.

  • MIT License: Enjoy the benefits of using this boilerplate under an MIT license, providing you with both freedom and flexibility in your projects.