1. Build Unity Project
   1. Open UnityProject in Unity
   2. Build as WebGL to app/assets/unity (using any template)
      • go to the app/assets folder
      • choose to name it unity
2. Build website
   1. Run npm install
   2. Run npm start + open the resulting website
3. Done!

• Firebase support has not yet been added
• Code for embedding Unity is currently in the App component
  • see [Unity Manual] WebGL Build
• The current version displays (almost exclusively) the Unity game
• There is an HTML button beneath it to spawn objects in the game
  • see [Unity Manual] WebGL build interacting with browser scripting

This code is based on Minimalistic ES6 React boilerplate

• npm start - start the dev server
• npm clean - delete the dist folder
• npm run production - create a production ready build in dist folder
• npm run lint - execute an eslint check
• npm test - run all tests
• npm run test:watch - run all tests in watch mode
• npm run coverage - generate code coverage report in the coverage folder

You can export specific vendors in separate files and load them. All vendors should be included in app/vendors and will be exported in a vendors folder under dist. The main idea is to serve independent JavaScript and CSS libraries, though currently all file formats are supported.

! Don't forget to add the vendors in app/index.html and build/index.html.

Run npm run production. The production-ready code will be located under dist folder.