Reactist is a Command Line Interface tool that automates React-based project's workflow. This project is composed of:

React

• React: A JavaScript library for building user interfaces

Trnaspiler & bundler

• Webpack: Module Bundler
• Babel: The compiler for writing next generation JavaScript

Flux Implements

• Redux: Predictable state container for JavaScript apps
• flux-utils: coming soon

Test Framework

• Mocha: Simple, flexible, fun javascript test framework for node.js
• Karma: Spectacular Test Runner for Javascript

Test Utilities

• Enzyme: JavaScript Testing utilities for React

It is highly recommended that you install npm package globally.

npm install reactist -g

Just enter react init [app-name] in a console, then Reactist will create a react project [app-name] directory and set up react + redux + babel + webpack. If you answer "Will you write unit tests?" with Y(default is Y), mocha + karma + enzyme installed.

$ react init my-app
? Will you write unit tests? (Y/n) Y
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Let's be a reactist...!
Please wait for a second.
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Wrote to /Users/KimCoding/Workspace/my-app/package.json:
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It may take a long time to get npm dependenceis. When it's completed, you will see the project created.

npm WARN [email protected] No description
npm WARN [email protected] No repository field.
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It has been finished, enjoy your react <environment를 적으면 어떨까 싶네요>...!!

$~/> cd mya-pp
$~/my-app> ls
dev-server        node_modules      src               webpack.config.js
karma.conf.js     package.json      test-helper

$~/myapp>

A project created by Reactist uses npm scripts to manage tasks. The followings are descriptions about each task.

Run webpack-dev-server with the following npm command:

$ npm run start
$ open http://localhost:8080/webpack-dev-server/

You can see a sample react app like this.

You can build bundle.js into '/dist' directory.

$ npm run build  			# build development
$ npm run build:watch		# build in watch mode

Run unit tests powered by Mocha and Karma with the following npm command:

$ npm test

Karma runs all unit tests with phantomjs as default. If you want to run tests on browser(default is chrome) environment, you can use this command.

$ npm run test-debug

Get coverage report at '/coverage' with the following npm command:

$ npm run coverage

Get coverage and build to product code at once with the following npm command:

$ npm run deploy

coming soon...

• KimCoding - Initial work

• add flux-utils
• add jest, jasmine

• fix scaffolds structure
• add redux-devtools setting

• init

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE.md file for details