This boilerplate introduces a simple way for developing serverless React applications, which are perfect for serving from Github Pages.

• Webpack@4 as module bundler
• Babel with babel-preset-env for js and jsx transpiling
• react-hot-loader@4 for extremely fast hot updates
• Eslint and Stylelint for linting
• Prettier for automated code formatting
• Jest with Enzyme for testing
• CSS Modules, Sass and PostCSS with Autoprefixer for styles processing
• Storybook for painless UI development and testing

• react@16
• redux
• react-router@4 with HashRouter (perfectly suits Github Pages environment)
• react-redux
• axios with redux-axios-middleware
• ramda and lodash as utility libraries (unused parts will be cut off with babel and webpack plugins)
• react-icons

• Clone git clone https://github.com/rtivital/react-pages-boilerplate or download this repository.
• (Optional) Run nvm use. This will ensure that you are running the supported version of Node.js. You can nvm installation instructions here.
• Install dependencies: npm install
• Run the project: npm start
• Remove git folder with npm run clean:git (this will remove .git folder attached to react-pages-boilerplate) and follow these instructions to init new Github repository and enable publishing to Gihub Pages.

• npm start – starts development server with webpack-dev-server
• npm test – runs tests with Jest
• npm run build – builds project to production (Note that the result bundle is not suitable for hosting on Github Pages, use npm run deploy to build and deploy to Github Pages)
• npm run deploy – builds and deploys project to Github pages
• npm run lint – lints both JavaScript (with npm run lint:js) and Sass files (with npm run lint:scss)
• npm run storybook – starts storybook server on port 9001
• npm run prettier – format js and jsx files with prettier

See releases section to get information about new cool features added to the project.