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Ultra high performance progressive web application built with React Reason (hooks, react ppx 3), GraphQL (api and client) and rollup.

• Progressive web app
  • offline
  • install prompts on supported platforms
• Server side rendering (including prefetching graphql queries for the current route)
• GraphQL (client using graphql-hooks)
• GrappQL (server, using reason-graphql)
• Rollup (dual bundling, module and nomodule)
• Now.sh 2.x
• Reason React (hooks, react ppx 3)
• Yarn (monorepo with workspaces)
• Routing (including ssr support, static routing)

• A production build is deployed from a merge to master
• A staging build is deployed from a PR against master

First of all make sure you are using node 8.11.3 and latest yarn, you can always have a look at the engines section of the package.json.

$ yarn (install)
$ yarn dev

After doing this, you'll have a server with hot-reloading (ui only) running at http://localhost:8004

You can also start in production.

$ yarn start

After doing this, you'll have a server running at http://localhost:8004

$ yarn dev-graphql

After doing this, you'll have a server with hot-reloading running at http://localhost:3000

$ yarn send-introspection-query http://localhost:8004/api/graphql

We don't want to use snapshots, we use also use react-testing-library to avoid having to use enzyme and to enforce best test practices.

$ yarn lint
$ yarn build
$ yarn test

or

$ yarn ci

The end to end test go fetch latest news from the server and expect it to be found inside the homepage. Please check e2e/basic.test.js for more details.

$ yarn e2e

This is where we list all our components (comes with hot reloading)

$ yarn storybook

After doing this, you'll have a showcase page running at http://localhost:6006

We are using Github Actions.

# force a deploy
$ now

# check all running instances
$ now ls

# check logs for a given instance
$ now logs hackerz.now.sh --all