Yeoman generator
Related project - Consider using koa-react-isomorphic
Consider to see koa-react-isomorphic project for testing component and Redux usage
To install generator-rails-react-webpack from npm, run:
$ npm install -g generator-rails-react-webpackCreate Ruby on Rails project with normal rails command, but skip gem bundling:
$ rails new app-name --skip-bundleThen, initiate the generator:
$ cd app-name
$ yo rails-react-webpackAnswer 'Yes' to all 'Overwrite' actions. Then, update 'config/database.yml' if you use different database than 'sqlite3'.
All javascript modules are placed in app/frontend/javascripts folder, which will be compiled into app/assets/javascript/build
folder. In addition, app/assets/javascript/build is appended to .gitignore (Webpack built bundles will be ignored and rebuilt every deployment).
Control your application assets via webpack or sprockets.
However, for javascript files, prefer webpack over sprockets for the reason that those will run through loaders before getting
serve at the browser.
Manage built tools and application dependencies
-
config.json: loads additional configurations intojavascript-build.jsviaconfig = require('./config.json');{ "webpack": { "path": "./app/frontend/javascripts/", "test": "./__tests__/**/*-test.js", "build": "./app/assets/javascripts/build" } }
Refer to webpack code spliting for detail implementations.
Bundles are created by require or require.ensure will be automatically loaded. Additionally, all the settings in
devlopment.config.js and production.config.js for optimizing common chunk have been added to config files.
new webpack.optimize.CommonsChunkPlugin('common', 'common.js'), // development.config.js
new webpack.optimize.CommonsChunkPlugin('common', 'common-[chunkhash].bundle.js'), // production.config.jsUncomment those and add this tag <%= webpack_bundle_tag 'common.js' %> before your main bundle in your layout:
<%= webpack_bundle_tag 'common.js' %>
<%= webpack_bundle_tag 'main.js' %>
$ gulp clean # remove the build folder placed at 'app/assets/javascripts/build'
$ gulp build # should use this for testing only, please read Assets compileRun these commands, and start coding
$ npm run dev
$ rails server$ rake assets:precompile RAILS_ENV=productionConfigure Heroku to use ddollar's multi-buildpack:
$ heroku config:add BUILDPACK_URL=https://github.com/ddollar/heroku-buildpack-multi.gitAdd the heroku-nodejs buildpack and heroku-ruby buildpack to .buildpacks:
$ cat .buildpacks
https://github.com/heroku/heroku-buildpack-nodejs
https://github.com/heroku/heroku-buildpack-ruby
Name: mongoid (for mongodb)
add --skip-active-record option to your rails new app --skip-active-record command before selecting this option.
$ npm run flow:watch
$ npm run flow:stop # to terminate the serverTest files are placed in the same folder with component.
▾ home/
home-test.js
home.js
npm test # unit testnpm run test:converage # generate test coverage using istanbulYou need to add annotation to the file to enable flowtype (// @flow)
application/
|- app/
| |- apis/
| | |- v1/
| | | |- base.rb
| | | |- person_api.rb
| | |- base.rb
| |- assets/
| | |- images/
| | |- javascripts/
| | | |- build/
| | | | |- page-module.bundle.js
| | | |- application.js
| | |- stylesheets/
| | | |- application.css
| |- frontend/
| | |- javascripts/
| | | |- <page-module-dependencies>/
| | | |- <page-module>.js
| |- controllers/
| |- helpers/
| |- mailers/
| |- models/
| |- views/
| | |- application/
| | | |- index.html # default template for the application
| | |- layouts/
| | | |- application.html.erb
|- bin/
|- config/
| |- initializers/
| | |- *.rb
| | |- webpack.rb # webpack manifest config
| |- webpack/
| | |- config.json
| | |- default.config.js
| | |- development.config.js
| | |- javascript-build.js
| | |- production.config.js
|- db/
|- lib/
| |- assets/
| |- tasks/
| | |- webpack.rake # built task
|- log/
|- public/
|- test/
|- config.ru
|- gulpfile.js
|- package.json
|- config.ru
|- Gemfile
|- Gemfile.lock
|- Rakefile
|- README.rdoc
0.3 -> 0.4: Add babel-plugin-typecheck, fixed redundant event listeners from
dev-server and only-dev-server, and update code to es6
Thanks Dave Clark for this wonderful post
All contributions are welcomed.

