This project is actually created for my personal use, not as a new annoying react boilerplate. But if you like my project and want to use it, all is up to you.

This boilerplate is used for scaling app, include Hot Module Replacement out of the box for React and Redux store, redux store, and routing for react app, plus Material-ui react components. Use beta version of @babel/core for using new syntax <>code</> comes with react^16.2.0 instead of additional div element, and @babel-** plugin for successful building React. routes folder contain all your routes in app, containers is used for separate logic from presentation. Linting with eslint + config-react + config airbnb.

• As with release of webpack 4, this boilerplate is using it.
• For simplicity of adding image to code, use transform-react-jsx-img-import
• Image optimization.
• Code Spliting.
• Stage 3

git clone https://github.com/FreAK19/r3-boilerplate.git
yarn install        // install all dependencies

yarn start      		//  automaticly open browser on localhost:8080 port
yarn build      		//  build production version
yarn lint      			//  eslinting
yarn flow      			//  check flow error
yarn flow-typed     //  install all flow-typed pkgs
yarn format      		//  prettier format for clean code
yarn test      			//  jest, enzyme test
yarn test:coverage  //  jest test coverage

Basic setup

build/
config/
coverage/
flow-typed/
src/
    App.jsx
    index.js
    favicon.ico
    App.less 

Components and tests

src/
    __tests__
    components/
    containers/
    routes/
        home/
            index.jsx
            reducer.js  

Redux

src/
    action/
        actionCreator/
    reducers/
         index.js    
    store
        index.js    

• Server Side Rendering React...
• Deploy to gh-pages, surge adn heroku

If you want to use preact-compat, for smaller bundle size, all you need to do is install preact and preact-compat packages to dependencies, then change configuration in config/webpack.prod.config.js like this

resolve: {
    alias: {
    	  'react': 'preact-compat',
        'react-dom': 'preact-compat'
    }
}

MIT