React Redux Boilerplate

Overview

The React Redux Boilerplate is an opinionated React starter boilerplate that includes authentication and utilizes Redux, React Router Dom, Redux Thunk, Axios, and more. It is designed to provide a foundation for building robust web applications using the React framework.

Features

• Dependency Management: Requires Node (minimum v8.15.0), NPM (minimum v5.6.0), or Yarn (minimum v1.3.2) for setup.
• Folder Structure: Organized folder structure for assets, components, helpers, routes, pages, and store.
• Latest EcmaScript Support: Utilizes Babel to transpile to ES5 and takes advantage of the latest features in EcmaScript.
• Webpack Aliases: Provides aliases in the webpack.config.js file for easy module importing.
• Styling Flexibility: Allows the use of any styling framework or library.
• Code Linting: Includes ESLint and Stylelint for linting files.
• Testing: Comes pre-configured with Jest for unit testing.
• Offline Capability: Utilizes the Offline Plugin to cache important files and assets for offline use.
• Progressive Web App (PWA) Ready: Can be installed as a native app on Android and iOS devices.
• Web Vitals: Includes the ability to report web vitals to an analytics endpoint for tracking user performance.
• Code Splitting and Lazy Loading: Supports code splitting and lazy loading for improved performance.
• Supported Browsers: Supports the two most recent versions of all browsers using Browserslist.

Summary

The React Redux Boilerplate provides a comprehensive foundation for building React web applications. It includes features such as dependency management, folder structure organization, latest EcmaScript support, styling flexibility, code linting, testing capabilities, offline and PWA support, web vitals reporting, code splitting and lazy loading, and browser compatibility. Overall, this boilerplate offers a robust starting point for developers looking to build scalable and performant React applications.