Provides Kapeta language support for React using Typescript
Will generate code for a NodeJS server and a React frontend using Typescript.
This language target is only available for Frontend blocks.
To lean more about Kapeta, see https://kapeta.com or https://docs.kapeta.com
The structure of this language target is as follows:
Contains the browser-based source used by the Kapeta App when configuring the language target.
Contains the node-based source for generating code for this language target.
Contains the templates used by the target to generate code. These are written using the Handlebars template language.
See https://github.com/kapetacom/codegen-target for more information about the template syntax.
Note: In your block see the kapeta.md file for more information specifically about the code that is generated for your block.
Will add eslint support - lint your code using npm run lint.
Will create a production-grade webpack configuration. You can adjust the configuration by changing the webpack.*.config.js files in the root of your project.
In development mode, the webpack server will be used to serve the frontend assets from memory. In production mode, the assets will be served from the dist folder.
Use npm run build to build the frontend assets for production.
Use npm run start:dev to start the frontend in dev mode - which includes hot-reloading.
Generates mock methods and adds the MSW mocking library to make it easy to mock REST APIs when developing.
Adds prettier support - format your code using npm run format.
Will generate REST clients for all REST APIs defined in the block - available both in the browser and on the server.
Will generate React Page for each webpage resource provided to the block.
Will generate a React component for each web fragment resource provided to the block.
Will generate a Redis client for each Redis resource provided to the block. This client can be used to configure session storage and similar for express.
If you wish to change the templates or code being generated - consider either opening a PR to if you feel it could be universally beneficial or fork the project and make your own changes - which you can then publish to Kapeta as your own language target.
This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details