This is custom webpack (>2.x.x) starter/boilerplate built from scratch to create web apps (PWA), Cordova apps and static websites from a common codebase.
- ES6 JavaScript
- TypeScript (optional)
- SASS
- EJS/Lodash template for static content (e.g. templating, configuring index.html files)
This boilerplate currently outputs three separate applications (if needed):
- Web application with PWA (Progressive Web App) features
- Cordova application for iOS and Android
- Static website (e.g. can be your promo site)
Each app (app and website) have a "standard" structure with folders for components, styles, images, services, templates. Shared code (SCSS/CSS, js services and templates) are located in the shared folder.
Components normally have a template along with js code (behavior) and specific styles. The proposed structure (pictured below) should work great with Angular, React and static website (i.e. break the pages into templates, and import them).
│ package.json --> dependencies and build scripts
│ README.md
│ tsconfig.json --> boilerplate config for TypeScript, ouputs ES6
│ webpack.common.config.js
│ webpack.dev.config.js --> config for dev, serves app and website on port 9000
│ webpack.prod.app.config.js --> prod build for web app
│ webpack.prod.cordova.config.js --> prod build for cordova app
│ webpack.prod.website.config.js --> prod build for website
│
├───client
│ ├───app --> web app, can be any SPA framework (see branches)
│ │ ├───components
│ │ ├───images --> images/**/* is copied to dist/app/images/
│ │ ├───styles --> SCSS/CSS folder for partials, mixins, variables...
│ │ ├───service-workers --> service worker files
│ │ ├───services --> services for authentication, data...
│ │ └───templates --> HTML only templates (e.g. head, meta tags, footer...)
│ ├
│ ├───cordova
│ │ │ config.xml --> config for android and ios (plugins, options...)
│ │ └───www --> empty by default, cordova build will copy dist/cordova there
│ │
│ ├───shared --> shared code between apps and the static website (e.g. styles, pure JS services...)
│ │ ├───images
│ │ ├───services
│ │ ├───styles
│ │ └───templates
│ │
│ └───website --> static website, using ejs/lodash templates
│ ├───components
│ ├───images
│ ├───pages --> contrarily to SPA, static website can have multples pages (entries)
│ │ └───example-page
│ ├───service-workers
│ ├───services
│ ├───styles
│ └───templates
│
├───dist --> output folder for prod builds
│ ├───app
│ ├───cordova
│ └───website
│
└───webpack-config --> webpack configuration
│ dev-server.conf.js --> dev build options (port, host, reload...)
│ expose-libraries.conf.js --> config for libs that expose global vars
│ external-libraries.conf.js --> config for libs loaded with <script> tags (e.g. from a CDN)
│ loaders.conf.js --> loaders config for dev/prod
│ output.conf.js --> outputs config (base path, dist folder location)
│ plugins.conf.js --> plugins config for dev/prod
│ source-map.conf.js --> config for source-maps
│
├───custom-plugins --> custom plugins if any
│ webpack.plugin.example.js
│
├───entries --> entries, one for SPA, multiple for static website
│ app-entries.js
│ cordova-entries.js
│ dev-entries.js
│ website-entries.js
│
├───loaders --> each loader in it's own file
│ es6-babel.loader.js
│ ...
│
├───plugins --> plugins config (minification, copy...)
│ uglify.plugin.conf.js
│ webpack-visualizer.plugin.conf.js
│ ...
│
└───utilities --> helper functions for build
Start dev mode with
npm start
App is served at localhost:9000/app.html and website is at localhost:9000/website.html
Default port is 9000, dev-server options can be specified in dev-server.conf.js
To specify the host (useful when you use external devices) use
npm start -- --host=<your local ip>
Build all apps with
npm run prod
Build specific app with
npm run prod:app
npm run prod:cordova
npm run prod:website
The Cordova command copy dist/cordova/ to client/cordova/www to be able to build the
- Dev setup to edit both the website and the app at the same time
- Vendor bundle automatically created with anything imported/required outside
client/ - EJS/Lodash templates (e.g. for meta tags, footer, header, CSP, scripts...)
- HTML minification for prod
- CSS Modules setup that can be used with AngularJS, Angular, React, etc. BEM methodology is used for naming.
- SCSS/CSS minification with working source maps
- Import SASS variable to JS with
sass-variable-loader(usefull for style guides) - JS minification with UglifyJS with source maps working (both
.tsand ES6.jsfiles) - Webpack tree shaking works but not for all cases, see open issues for details
- Comes with many useful Webpack plugins:
- CommonsChunkPlugin
- CopyPlugin
- DuplicatePackageChecker
- ExtractText (to output
.cssfiles) - HtmlPlugin to create HTML for each entry
- UglifyJS plugin
- WebpackVisualizerPlugin that produce a nice chart with information about your bundles
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Instead of UglifyJS, it's possible to use Google Closure Compiler
in this setup, check closure-compiler.plugin.conf.js for more details.
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