awesome-answers-react

Awesome answers project done using React.
https://github.com/cgsimmons/awesome-answers-react

Last synced: 14 days ago
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Available Scripts
- `npm start`
  - http://localhost:3000
Displaying Lint Output in the Editor
- `npm run eject`
  - working on a solution to this
Importing a Component
- `DangerButton.js`
  - Understanding ES6: Modules
Adding a Stylesheet
- `DangerButton.js`
  - Webpack
Using the `public` Folder
- `Button.js`
  - `manifest.webmanifest`
Adding Bootstrap
- `Button.js`
  - `App.js`
Can I Use Decorators?
- Adding Development Environment Variables In `.env`
  - decorators
Running Tests
- Adding Development Environment Variables In `.env`
  - Jest - 15.html) of Jest so if you heard bad things about it years ago, give it another try.
- Command Line Interface
  - Jest watch mode
- Disabling jsdom
  - `ReactDOM.render()`
  - snapshot testing - react-app/issues/372) so we don’t officially encourage its usage yet.
  - `TestUtils.createRenderer()`
- Testing Components
  - extensively documented here
Building for Relative Paths
- GitHub Pages
  - http://myusername.github.io/my-app
  - Read more
- Heroku
  - Deploying React with Zero Configuration
- Modulus
  - Modulus blog post
Netlify
- Modulus
  - Start a new netlify project
- Surge
  - ensures that every URL falls back to that file
Sending Feedback
- your feedback
Updating to New Releases
- changelog

Categories

Running Tests 6 Building for Relative Paths 4 Netlify 2 Adding a Stylesheet 1 Adding Bootstrap 1 Can I Use Decorators? 1 Available Scripts 1 Displaying Lint Output in the Editor 1 Sending Feedback 1 Updating to New Releases 1 Importing a Component 1 Using the `public` Folder 1

Sub Categories

Disabling jsdom 3 `DangerButton.js` 2 Adding Development Environment Variables In `.env` 2 Modulus 2 GitHub Pages 2 `Button.js` 2 Testing Components 1 Command Line Interface 1 `npm start` 1 `npm run eject` 1 Heroku 1 Surge 1