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"Rekit is a toolkit for building scalable web applications with React, Redux and React-router. It's an all-in-one solution for creating modern React apps." -- "It's production-ready but not a starter kit. Zero additional configuration needed after creating an app. Dedicated IDE for Rekit development. Command line tools to manage actions, reducers, components and pages. Bootstrapped by create-react-app, all your knowledge about it still works. Use Webpack 3 for bundling. Use Babel for ES2015(ES6)+ support. Use React hot loader for hot module replacement. Use Redux for application state management. Use React-router for routing and it's configured with Redux reducer. Use Webpack dll plugin to improve dev-time build performance. Use Less or Sass as CSS transpilers. Use jest, enzyme for testing. Support Redux dev tools." #cli #%on_github #IDEs #redux #create_react_app #reactjs #open_source #dev #pub