basic-react-redux-electron-tailwindcss

Based on this basic-electron-react-boilerplate

This boilerplate may be useful to those who wants a small basic setup to not waist time configuring most of the tools that they usually use in their electron and react-based projects.

I extracted it from one of my private projects that I am working on and I hope that you will find it useful.

The following list of tools was used and configured in this boilerplate:

• React 16
• Redux
• React-Router 4
• React-Intl
• Enzyme
• Jest
• Tailwindcss
• Purgecss
• Webpack 3
• Electron-packager (basic configuration)

Build an application

• Set the name of your application in the package.json as productName.
• Run npm run package Feel free to edit the postpackage command to include more options or flags for electron-packager to match your needs

By default, --asar flag is used with electron-packager, meaning that after you build your app, you will not be able to check the content of it, because it will be archived and the source code will be hidden. To be able to see the content, remove the --asar flag from the postpackage command.

Dev hot-reload mode

npm run dev

You can also build and run your prod bundle with npm run prod

Add language

• Create a json file in the src/locale directory
• Import it in the src/reducers/locales.reducer.js For more information, please refer to the documentation of the react-intl module

Remove Tailwind

You might be looking for the same boilerplate without Tailwindcss. To remove it, follow the steps described:

• npm uninstall -D tailwindcss postcss postcss-loader purgecss-webpack-plugin
• Delete tailwind.js, postcss.config.js files from the root.
• Remove the invokation of postcss-loader in both webpack configuration files

 // remove this line specifically
 { loader: 'postcss-loader' }

as well as PurgeCssPlugin from the list of plugins inwebpack.build.config.js

• The last thing to do is to remove @tailwind directives from src/App.css