create-react-catchapp can be setup through npx or traditionally through npm. If you choose to use the npm route then you'll have a better experience adding it as a global package install with install -g.
npx create-react-catchapp app-name
npm install -g create-react-catchapp
create-react-catchapp app-name
git clone http://github.com/mariocatch/create-react-catchapp
cd create-react-catchapp
npm start app-name
npx is the peferred way to setup create-react-catchapp
The finished structure of the project will be:
app-name
├── node_modules/
├── public/
│ ├── favicon.ico
│ └── index.html
├── src/
| |── App.js
| └── index.js
|── .gitignore
|── package.json
└── webpack.config.dev.js
cd app-name
npm start
Honestly this was made because I feel that CRA is too bulky, and hides away some of the most important technologies that web developers should at the very least be familiar with (webpack, babel). If you find it useful, great! If you want to tweak things on your end .setuprc is the blueprint that the generated app will base itself off of. Currently you're able to tweak the initial dependencies, npm scripts, eslint config, and babel settings.
I'm open to suggestions and improvements as well. Thanks!
- Twitter: @mario_catch
- Discord: trustie#5794
- GitHub: mariocatch