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React-Parse

Sample JS App using ReactJS and Parse

Getting Started

1. First time using node ?

download and install it : NodeJS.

2. First time with gulp and bower ?

Gulp is a task manager and Bower a package manager.

3. First time with Compass ?

Compass take care about Sass files to compile them in CSS Simply run :

gem install compass

Your environment is now ready to welcome this project

4. Download the project and dependencies

git clone https://github.com/Kemcake/React-Parse.git
npm install

5. Run the project

One simple command and your project is built on every change in the /build folder

npm run gulp

6. Final step

Now you have a working sample React Project, go to src/js/stores/ParseConfig.json to enter you Parse App keys. This sample project is a blog showing a list of Post. To see it working, go on you Parse App and create a class Post with 3 colums : title, contentand name

Working example

You can see a fully working example of what it looks like -> My internship blog

Built with

What's in the box

  • ReactJS
  • Parse.com SDK
  • Bootstrap
  • Sass
  • Browserify
  • And other cool stuff

Work In Progress

Be careful, this is a work in progress ! Things may not work as expected

Todo :

Use Dispatchers to be more like "Flux"

Credit

Author

  • Rémi Santos (@Kemcake)

Thanks to @ArnaudRinquin

Based on Todomvc-flux by Bill Fisher

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