More Premium Hugo Themes Premium React Themes

Vite React Express Docker Boilerplate

This boilerplate contains all the tools you need to build a modern web app with Docker, Vite, React, and Express.

Vite React Express Docker Boilerplate

This boilerplate contains all the tools you need to build a modern web app with Docker, Vite, React, and Express.

Author Avatar Theme by joeynguyen
Github Stars Github Stars: 44
Last Commit Last Commit: Oct 11, 2021 -
First Commit Created: Feb 24, 2024 -
Vite React Express Docker Boilerplate screenshot

Overview

The Vite React Express Docker Boilerplate is an excellent starting point for developers looking to quickly set up a modern web application. This boilerplate simplifies the process of building a web app by integrating essential tools with a clean and maintainable code structure. It utilizes Vite for fast development, React for building user interfaces, and Express for server-side logic, all while being packaged with Docker for easy deployment.

This boilerplate is a fantastic choice for those who prefer JavaScript over TypeScript, as it replaces the complexities of TypeScript with straightforward JavaScript. With built-in configurations for ESLint, stylelint, Prettier, and others, developers can enjoy a smooth coding experience right from the get-go.

Features

  • Easy Setup: Quickly bootstrap your project by creating a repository from the template, making it perfect for rapid development.

  • JavaScript Focus: Unlike its predecessor, this boilerplate uses JavaScript, catering to developers who want to avoid the added complexity of TypeScript.

  • Docker Integration: The inclusion of Docker allows for seamless containerization of your application, ensuring consistent environments across development and production.

  • Preconfigured Tools: Enjoy a solid development experience with ESLint, stylelint, Prettier, and husky already configured to manage code quality and formatting.

  • Environment Configuration: Easily manage server settings through a simple .env file, allowing you to customize ports or other environment variables effortlessly.

  • Development Ports: By default, the server runs on port 3001, while the client is set to port 3000, providing a clear separation of concerns.

  • API and Client Structure: The boilerplate offers a structured approach to route API calls and serve the client, keeping your project organized.

  • MIT Licensing: Enjoy the freedom to modify and share your work under the permissive MIT license.