starter-pack | Combines React , Redux , Redux-saga | Frontend Framework library

starter-pack is a TypeScript library typically used in User Interface, Frontend Framework, React, Webpack applications. starter-pack has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities, it has a Permissive License and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.

Starter Pack combines React (ft. hooks), Redux and Redux-saga with Auth0's Universal Login as a starting point for modern web apps with solid authentication. Why reinvent the wheel? The app utilises Rebass to keep things looking decent. I built this as a way to quickly prototype new ideas. Webpack (ft. various loaders/plugins/tools) is used to run a local development server and build the production version. Code splitting (with long-term caching in the production version) has been set up via Webpack and React. Webpack's SplitChunksPlugin is used to split vendor code. React.lazy is used for async component-centric code splitting and loading - see App.tsx as an example of creating a split point (restart the dev server if the new chunk is not emitted). MiniCssExtractPlugin is used to split CSS. HtmlWebpackPlugin is used to generate an index.html with the appropriate output assets injected, the Webpack manifest is inlined into index.html to save requests. The app contains a 'locked down' Books page which requires a user to log in/sign up before content will be visible. The data is read from a local JSON file as this is a only demonstration/starting point. In the real world data would be fetched from an API - see apiService.ts. Protected routes in the API should check validity of the JWT token and return unauthorised if invalid. The app should then prompt the user to log in again. See Serverless API for a more detailed example of authentication in action. This branch utilises TypeScript for type checking and transpliation to browser-friendly ES5 JavaScript while the master branch is a JavaScript implementation. ESLint (ft. plugins) is run on compilation and will fail the build if errors are reported. Eslint-plugin-css-modules provides type checking of CSS modules - identifying CSS files with unused classes and components using undefined CSS classes e.g. styles.doesNotExist.