Build apps quickly using React, Bootstrap, Parse / Backbone and webpack (formerly Browserify).

It's a simple app that lets you create Wiki-like pages using markdown and URL routing. It's easy to delete this functionality and start building your app.

Make sure you have npm.

1. git clone https://github.com/petehunt/ReactHack.git
2. npm install
3. Edit src/main.js to include your Parse API key.
4. npm start
5. Open index.html in your favorite browser
6. Start hacking!

• src/main.js - your routes and Parse API key
• src/layout - general page layout components
• src/pages - full-page components
• src/data - Parse / Backbone Models and Collections
• src/components - all other UI components

• src/framework - the ReactHack code
• index.html - the entry point to your app, just references the static resources you need
• build/main.js - autogenerated by npm start

That means you didn't run npm install or npm start.

That means you didn't edit src/main.js to include your Parse JavaScript API key.

Yes. Within your CSS files you can also require() images like so:

body {
  background-image: url('./myImage.jpg');
}

• Full-page rendering
• Server rendering
• Testing integration
• All Bootstrap-specific React components (specifically grids)