Also includes ReactRouter, Immutable for Universal (isomorphic) application. This is good start for those who want a full solution to work with a RESTful API.
This project is written with ES7 and uses Babel to transpile to ES5.
Redux v1.0.0-alpha is now available on npm. You can view the example for [email protected] on branch redux@alpha. Anyway, you should wait for Redux 1.0 docs.
##Installation
npm install
##Run Dev
npm run dev
##Run Staging
npm run staging
Run afrostream.dev:3000 in browser
##Deploy
git push
Make on pull request build a new heroku app review automatically Push on master to build it
##How it works ###API Thanks to React and Redux, Server side and client side calls will run almost the same code for rendering.
The differences are in how api calls from the client and from the server (running the same code with client) are achieved. Server side calls may send information that is different from client, such as an accessToken field (which is received from each request's session), or may send to another api-server.
The api methods should therefore be different between server and client.
You can take a look at implementations of the api method on the server (/server/index.js) and client (/src/js/main.js).
###Why Immutable?
Data changing over time can cause some unpredictable errors. Immutable makes sure the referenced objects won't have their data changed over time. If you want to change the data, you must reference it to another object. For example:
handleStarButtonClick() {
const repo = this.state.repo; // Assume we use Immutable for state.repo
this.setState({
repo: repo.set('starred', true)
});
}##TODO
- Improve english.
- Rewrite README.md
- Add inline-style.
- Prevent first loading when having initial state.
- Loading indicator.
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