Timer

Sample app, to demo React + TypeScript usage. Bonus: Redux + Redux-Observable

Architecture

This project uses the gitflow branching model. See the development section below for additional details.

• master is the production branch
• develop is the active branch where commits are made

Prerequisites

• Node - node version 8+ for using latest ES2016+ featuers
• yarn - package manager

Getting the Source Code

Once the prerequisites are installed on your system, you can clone this repository with git and install the code dependencies using yarn.

git clone https://github.com/shantanuraj/react-ts-starter
yarn

Development

The following steps are for building and installing from the source code. First compile the code to the build folder in the project directory.

# build:deb compiles to unoptimised dev friendly build
yarn build:dev

# build:prod and build:staging compile to optimised / minified production ready build
# build:staging is useful for using a different deployment path
yarn build:prod

or to compile in watch mode (automatically compile on file change)

yarn dev

Once the url reported by the webpack-dev-server

Note: Code changes are hot-reloaded but not perfectly components render multiple times. You must click the Reload (⌘R) if you face any issues.

Building

When you first clone this repository, you'll need to initialize gitflow by running: git flow init -d in the project root folder.

Now that your local environment is all setup, you can use the following procedure to contribute to this project.

1. Run git flow feature start <feature-name>
2. Implement your feature and commit the changes.
3. Run git flow feature finish <feature-name>

Use the following process to cut a new release.

1. run git flow release start <semver>
2. bump the package.json version.
3. run yarn compile
4. run git flow release finish <semver>
5. run git push --follow-tags
6. zip the build folder and add it as a download to the release.

You'll find a great tutorial on gitflow here if you want to learn more about the details of how it works.

Running Unit Tests

None yet but when they (hopefully exist)

yarn test

Built With

• TypeScript - Much Nicer JavaScript
• Webpack 3 - Bundling and transpiling TS to JS
• Workbox - Automated PWA generation
• Redux Observables - Sane tooling / philosophy to manage async redux actions
• typestyle - Type-checked CSS in JS

Contributing

Please read CONTRIBUTING.md for process details on collaborating on this project.

Versioning

We use SemVer for versioning. For available versions of this softare, see the (releases on this repository).

Authors

See the list of contributors who participated in this project.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details

Acknowledgments

• README template