This script aims to automate the process of initializing a React App using the Wolox standards.

• React

• Node (minimum version: 8.10) and npm

• Git

To run from server:

You don't need to clone this repository. Just follow these steps:

Run the installation script using the following command:

bash <(curl -s https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Wolox/react-bootstrap/development/run.sh)

Optional parameters:

• -v or --verbose: Display more information as the bootstrap is running
• -l or --local: Run a local version of the bootstrap

If you're using a Windows machine, please check the Windows guide

To setup a local version of the bootstrap, you may clone it and do the following:

cd ./react-bootstrap
npm link

After that, every time you want to run it you may execute the run script: with the local flag

# Make sure you are in the parent folder of the bootstrap
./react-bootstrap/run.sh -l

• FormInput (input and textarea)
• ProviderWrapper
• Routes
• Spinner
• Suspense

• Dashboard

This script will configure your system to install global npm packages without having to use sudo.

Sometimes when running the generator, you will get an error indicating that yeoman is not installed and a prompt with a message like: -bash: yo: command not found. This could be due to having more than one node version installed, or not having the right PATH configured. Either way, here is how to fix this issue.

NOTE: This solution works only if you have installed node using nvm (node version manager). We are working on a different solution that does not require nvm.

It's a common issue having two or more versions of node. What you need to do is make sure that the version that is shown with the command node --version is the same as the one in your nvm directory (nvm list). If not, you can set it using the command nvm use -version- (e.g.: nvm use v13.8.0).

In the ~/.bashrc, ~/.zshrc or the configuration script for your shell you need to add the following line at the end of the file:

export PATH=$NVM_DIR/versions/node/$(node --version)/bin:$PATH

Save the changes, close and re-open the console or run source .bashrc to apply the changes of the file. Now run the generator again. It should work just fine.

This repository is maintained by everyone at Wolox.

wolox-react-bootstrap is available under the MIT license.

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