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Demonstrating the common patterns when using React, Redux v4, and TypeScript.
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Demonstrating the common patterns when using React, Redux v4, and TypeScript.
Example deployment: (link)
Welcome to the Redux 4 + TypeScript 3.3 example! This example site shows you the ideal project structure, recommended libraries, as well as design pattern on writing type-safe React + Redux app with TypeScript.
This project is intended as a supplement to this post. To demonstrate it, I created a website which pulls data from the OpenDota API, and display information like professional teams, heroes, as well as top players by hero. This will also demonstrate how to structure your stores for each feature/module in a Redux-enabled app.
This project was bootstrapped with Create React App.
A Node.js 8.0.0+ setup with yarn is recommended.
# install dependencies yarn # . or if you'd like to use npm instead npm install # serve with hot reload at localhost:3000 yarn start # build for production yarn build
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Demonstrating the common patterns when using React, Redux v4, and TypeScript.