Vite Template
A Vite Template to get you immediately started with Reapit Foundations
Even if you aren't going to build a React App, we still suggest scaffolding an application with the Vite template as an example of how to get the best out of Reapit Elements.
The fastest way to get started building a Reapit AppMarket App is with our Foundations Vite Template. Out of the box you will have an app that:
Is authenticated against our Platform API using Reapit Connect and Connect Session
Has the Elements UI library installed and out the box, it ships a fully working end-to-end Reapit contact look up and edit app, demonstrating how to get started with the platform as well as suggested UI layouts and patterns
Has a login, log out, private protected routes, primary and secondary navigation.
Includes TypeScript Platform Type Definitions, and Unit Tests.
Includes Github Actions pipelines for pull request validation and production deployment.
Comes bundled with AWS CDK scripts to enable you to deploy to your own AWS environment with virtually zero configuration.
For a quick start development environment, you can deploy to our Infra as a Service (IaaS) - contact us for beta access.
For a demo deployed to our Infra as a Service (IaaS), visit here. You can use your developer credentials to log in with Reapit Connect.
Getting Started
First, if you don't have a Reapit Connect client id yet, will need to obtain one here.
If you are creating a fresh client id or already have one but want to see the full functionality of the template, you will need to add the following scopes to your app read contacts
, write contacts
, read negotiators
& read offices
- you can always remove these scopes later if you don't need them.
Ensure also you have set http://localhost:8080
as a redirect uri and http://localhost:8080/login
as a logout uri in your app settings in the developer portal.
The output app will create a simple CRUD contacts app to demonstrate the features of the platform.
Prerequisites
Node.js 18+
Yarn 1+
First, run;
Then;
And;
Add your CONNECT_CLIENT_ID
to the .env.example
file at the root of the project and rename it to .env
.
Finally
Each package has the following commands that can be run using yarn:
yarn start
will start a dev server at localhost:8080 with typechecking and linting enabledyarn build
will build an app for productionyarn test
will run the Jest tests in watch modeyarn test:ci
will run the Jest tests without watch and with coverage for use in CI environmentsyarn lint
will run eslint and prettier accross the projectyarn check
will use tsc to type check the projectyarn upgrade:deps
will load a CLI to that allows you to update dependencies to their latest versions
CI/CD and Releases
Development & PRs
When raising a PR, the dedicated Github action workflow will run tests, linting, typechecking and build tasks against all packages that changed since main
.
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