Be sure to have the last NodeJs LTS (https://nodejs.org) version installed in your computer before continue reading.
The next steps are to install, as a global dependency, these libraries:
- Yarn
- Cypress
Easy mode:
$ npm install -g yarn cypress The commands available are the next ones:
- watch. Uses lerna to create a 'watchable' steam instance of the application
- start. Uses webpack-dev-server in 'development' mode to create a hot-reloading instance
- test. Uses jest to run the unit tests in a 'development' environment
- test-prod. Same about but for the 'production' environment
- build. Uses webpack to create a production bundler
- lint. Inspect the code to validate the lint rules defined
- flow. Same above but with the flow rules defined
- flow-coverage. Uses the flow-coverage-report library to display a 'graphical' related with the flow coverage in the application
- cypress. Runs a new instance of Cypress to run the E2E tests
Verify the deployment by navigating to your server address in your preferred browser.
127.0.0.1:8080This application is currently extended with the following objects. Instructions on how to use them in your own application are linked below.
| Products | Description | Site |
|---|---|---|
| NodeJs | JavaScript run-time environment | https://nodejs.org |
| React | A JavaScript library for building user interfaces... and more | https://reactjs.org |
| Redux | A predictable state container for JavaScript apps | https://redux.js.org |
| ESLint | Pluggable JavaScript linter | https://eslint.org |
| Flow | A static type checker for JavaScript | https://flow.org |
| Ant.Design | The world's second most popular react UI framework | https://ant.design |
| Webpack | Module bundler | https://webpack.js.org |
| Cypress | JavaScript End To End testing framework | https://cypress.io |
| Lerna | A too for managing Javascripts projects with multiple packages | https://lernajs.io |
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