When I was doing vUE project, I felt that vuE-CLI directory structure was very clear and supported configuration better. Therefore, I wanted to make a React version similar to VUe-CLI, package it into scaffolding and publish it to NPM for future use
1. Scaffold installation
1. Install scaffolding globally
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Run the react-varies -cli command to return help, indicating the installation is successful
2. Create a file
Run the following command to generate the project
$ react-liter-cli create <project-name>
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2. Use of scaffolding
Once the download is complete, you can install dependencies
$ npm install
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Start local tests
$ npm run dev
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The default port number for the dev environment is 3456, and the browser type is http://localhost:3456
If this page is displayed, the startup is successful
3. Scaffold configuration and description
1. Engineering construction directory
|--build
|--dev-sever.js
|--webpack.base.config.js
|--webpack.dev.config.js
|--webpack.prod.config.js
|--config
|--index.js
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- Webpack.base.config. js, webpack basic configuration is mainly to define the entrance, exit, parse JSX, CSS and other configurations
- Webpack.dev.config. js and dev-server.js are used to configure the dev local environment for services, proxies, hot updates, hot loads, etc
- Webpack.prod.config.js production environment packaging
- Config index.js some dev and prod variables
2. Project business code
|--src
|--lib
|--style
|--util
|--page
|--layout
|--index.jsx
|--index.less
|--redux
|--actions
|--reducers
|--store.js
|--router
|--index.html
|--main.js
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- All the business code for page is written here
- Lib common styles, common components, tools can all be placed here
- Redux React public state management
- The router react – the router routing
- Index. HTML HTML template file
- The main js main entrance