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- React
- react-hot-loader
- React-🔥-Dom
- Updating translation file contents will not work with hot reloading.
- Redux (single source of truth state management)
- Redux dev tools (allow user to debug )
- React-Router (we use this to control navigation)
- React-Router-Redux (sync React-Router with Redux so we can handle navigation with Redux)
- ESlint (to ensure code style consistency)
- Stylelint (to ensure stylesheet consistency)
- Commitlint (to ensure commit message adhere to Conventional Commits)
- SCSS (CSS preprocessor)
If you have run the init script, you can commit via
git cz
.
If you have not run the init script, you must commit vianpm run commit
.
If you do neither, commit message consistency will be difficult for you.
This repository uses a combination of tools to aid in consistent commit messages. The reason we do this is so we can have dynamic changelog creation and smart semantic versioning based on commits (with the ability to override).
NEVER COMMIT THE .ENV FILE
The following tools are used:
- commitizen
Used for prompting recommended entries within a commit message to ensure it contains the necessary information.- conventional changelog
- Prompts for conventional changelog standard.
- conventional changelog
- husky
By using the hooks from this package we intercept commits being made and verify them with commitlint.- Prevent bad commits/pushes.
- commitlint
- cli
- config-conventional
- rule preset in use
You must provide the following information in a .env
file in the root of the repository for full application functionality.
The application requires certain parameters to be provided such as the API endpoint for calls to the backend node server API:
DEV_API_ROUTE='http://localhost:3000/'
PRODUCTION_API_ROUTE='http://localhost:3000/'
DEV_BASE_ROUTE='http://localhost:8082'
PRODUCTION_BASE_ROUTE='http://localhost:8082'
The API routes mentioned above are the urls for the PeerID backend. Start PeerID backend before starting this project.
Once the .env
file has been added, use the command npm i
to install the dependencies and then npm run start
to start the app. The app will build and run at http://localhost:8082
.