Babel + Electron + React + Browserify + Sass application stack. Gets the stupid work done so you can actually make something.

• Build your app with one command.
• Open a live-reloading instance of your app with another command.
• Lint your app using a third command.

The specialized git clone command and following rm -rf .git ensure that the git history of jolteon is not replicated so that you can enter your new jolteon project and git init a new project with new remotes, new history, etc. gulp-cli is required to run gulp and electron-prebuilt is installed to be able to test your project locally without gulp package every time (via gulp serve).

You may also want to rm -rf this README.md after you're all set up and replace it with the README for your project.

npm install -g gulp-cli electron-prebuilt
git clone --depth=1 --branch=master https://github.com/vulpino/jolteon my-jolteon-project
cd my-jolteon-project
rm -rf .git
npm install
gulp serve

gulp package-osx will fail because symlinks. Sorry. Blame gulp-atom-electron.

• Your client HTML lives in app/.
• Your client javascript lives in app/js/.
• Your client SCSS lives in app/scss.
• Your react components live in app/js/components/.
• Your electron server code lives in src/.
• Everything is programmed using Javascript, the new, cool kind (ES2015).

• Build the client and server bundles: gulp build
• Watch app/ and src/ for changes and update build/ automagically: gulp watch
• Lint everything (We use StandardJS, but you can modify the .eslintrc): gulp lint
• Open up the app: gulp serve. This will also live reload everything, so don't worry about that.
• Package the app for release: gulp package.