Package: cookiecutter-webpack
Cookiecutter-webpack====================Boilerplate for setting up webpack 2 configuration with hot reloading, babel for es6 modules, react + redux.Getting Started---------------Download `cookiecutter` to a global python path$ pip install cookiecutterIn your project directory run$ cookiecutter git@github.com:hzdg/cookiecutter-webpack.gitAnswer the prompts then `cd` into your newly created project directory.Install npm packages$ npm installStart the server$ npm startYou will have a React / Redux counter app running with redux dev-tools. See the generated `README.md` for an explanation of the react / redux project structure.Integrating into existing projects----------------------------------You can chain this into an existing cookiecutter project by installing via the projects `./hooks/post_gen_project.py` file or just installing it via the command line.### Using post hooksHere is a django project post hook example that chains this through a django cookiecutter project.from cookiecutter.main import cookiecuttercookiecutter('git@github.com:hzdg/cookiecutter-webpack.git',replay=False, overwrite_if_exists=True, output_dir='../',checkout=None, no_input=True, extra_context={'project_name': '{{ cookiecutter.project_name }}','repo_name': '{{ cookiecutter.repo_name }}','repo_owner': 'hzdg','static_root': '{{ cookiecutter.project_dir }}/static/{{ cookiecutter.project_dir }}','local_output_path': '{{ cookiecutter.project_dir }}/static/{{ cookiecutter.project_dir }}/bundles/','production_output_path': '{{ cookiecutter.project_dir }}/static/{{ cookiecutter.project_dir }}/dist/','author_name': '{{ cookiecutter.author_name }}','email': '{{ cookiecutter.email }}','description': '{{ cookiecutter.description }}','version': '{{ cookiecutter.version }}','existing_project': 'y'})The flag `existing_project` will move/remove some files and dependencies and also add supporting configurations for a django project.### Using command lineJust make sure you use the `--overwrite-if-exists` [ or `-f`] flag so cookiecutter can work within your existing project structure. You will also probably want to point to your existing projects parent directory and make sure you use the same `repo_name` as the project directory so your `package.json` files are installed at the project root.cookiecutter -f -output-dir ../ git@github.com:hzdg/cookiecutter-webpack.gitContributing------------Accepting pull requests!Clone the project:```sh$ git clone git@github.com:hzdg/cookiecutter-webpack.git```Install python and npm dependencies:```sh$ pip install -r requirements.txt && npm install```Run build tests:```sh$ npm test```# Change LogAll enhancements and patches to Cookiecutter Django will be documented in this file.This project adheres to [Semantic Versioning](http://semver.org/).### [2016-06-07]### Added- Eslint ignore for tests (@goldhand)- Eslint-loader to local config (@goldhand)- Dependencies (pypi and npm) (@goldhand)- Py.tests for default and existing_project builds (@golhand)- Py.tests to check builds comply to their .eslint config (@goldhand)### Changed- Webpack configs are nested in `./config/` directory (@goldhand)### [2016-05-29]### Fix- Lint errors on webpack configs (@goldhand)### Removed- Redux DevTools from production (@goldhand)- Devtools filter monitor (@goldhand)### [2016-05-05]### Added- React-devtools notes to Readme (@goldhand)- Force-case-sensitivity-webpack-plugin to webpack local config (@goldhand)- Less and less loader to requirements (@goldhand)- Less file to counter demo (@goldhand)### Fix- App.js casing (@goldhand)### Changed- Counter demo component to have its own directory (@goldhand)### [2016-05-04]### Added- Redux-react configurations (@goldhand)- Test commands to npm (@goldhand)- Package requirements to include redux-react requirements (@goldhand)- Redux-react counter demo application (@goldhand)- Redux dev tools (@goldhand)### Changed- Readme to reflect redux-react application structure (@goldhand)