A boilerplate using React, webpack and hot module reloading, and ES6 + JSX via Babel.You could use it as a base to build your own web app.

The provided boilerplate enables client-side ES6 via the following technologies:

• webpack and webpack-dev-server as a client-side module builder and module loader.
• npm as a package manager and task runner
• Babel 6 as a transpiler from ES6 to ES5.
• React and JSX as a virtual Dom JavaScript library for rendering user interfaces (views).
• ESLint as a reporter for syntax and style issues. eslint-plugin-react for additional React specific linting rules.
• Sass as a compiler of CSS styles with variables, mixins, and more.
• Inline base64 URLs for images and fonts if their size is less than specified limit of file-loader
• Image compression processing of image-webpack-loader
• Watch index.html for changes of html-webpack-plugin

you should clone the repo and install the dependencies.

$ git clone https://github.com/chenbin92/react-redux-webpack-starter.git app-name
$ cd app-name
$ npm install  //or cnpm install

In the development mode. launch the boilerplate app：

// run the dev server http://localhost:8080

$ npm start  

you should see a new browser tap opening and a title of "Hello React” in http://localhost:8080/, page hot reloads automatically when there are changes

When you run npm start:

• The sass-loader compiles Sass into CSS
• Webpack bundles the compiled CSS、JS into bundle.js

In the production mode, you can:

// run the prod server http://localhost:9090

$ npm run start: prod

// build the static files.

$ npm run build 

npm run build. This will prepare and build the project for production use. It does the following:

• Minifies all JS and CSS
• Inline base64 URLs for images and fonts if their size is less than specified limit
• Sets NODE_ENV to production so that React is built in production mode
• Places the resulting built project files into /build directory

• npm start: start the development model of server
• npm run start:prod: start the production model of server
• npm run build: compile code in production mode
• npm run lint: lint with ESlint and Airbnb's style sheet.
• npm run lint:watch: eslint watching
• npm run remove:build: remove the dist directory
• npm run clean:build : clean the dist directory

• add test

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