Create a lean React Solution using Typescript

 Make sure you have node and npm installed

Directory Setup

1. npm run init

2. create public and src folder

3. Add index.html in public folder

4. Add index.tsx in src folder


Add Dependencies

npm install react react-dom

Add Dev Dependencies

npm install typescript webpack webpack-cli webpack-dev-server ts-loader html-webpack-plugin  --save-dev

 npm i --save-dev @types/react-dom typed-scss-modules 


Add Configuration and Code

Add code to src\index.tsx

https://github.com/sagarpandey88/templates/blob/main/typescript-react/src/index.tsx

Add webpack.config.js

https://github.com/sagarpandey88/templates/blob/main/typescript-react/webpack.config.js

Add tsconfig.json

https://github.com/sagarpandey88/templates/blob/main/typescript-react/tsconfig.json


Run the code

npm run build
npm run start


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