A basic example of a Udibo React App using React Query for asyncronous state management.
To do this in your own project, copy the react query import from the
import_map.json, copy query.js and use it to create your query clients, add
a custom Provider to your hydrate options in app.tsx, add a custom
providerFactory to your serve options in main.tsx, and update deno.jsonc
to use main.tsx as your entry point.
The workflow is configured to run tests for all PRs and to deploy to Deno Deploy.
If you are forking this repository, you will need to update the workflow.
If you are using Deno Deploy, you should update .github/workflows/main.yml to
use your project. If you don't have a project created yet on Deno Deploy, create
a new one and configure it to use GitHub Actions for deployment. The GitHub
action is required because there is a build step.
If you are not planning on using Deno Deploy, remove the CD job from
.github/workflows/main.yml or write your own deployment action to replace it.
To run the tests, use deno task test or deno task test-watch.
To check formatting and run lint, use deno task check.
To create a build and to run the build, use deno task build and
deno task run. By default, the application builds and runs in development
mode. To build and run a production build, set the APP_ENV environment
variable to production.
To run the application in development mode with live reloading, use
deno task dev.
When in development, identifiers are not minified and sourcemaps are generated and linked.
To contribute, please read the contributing instruction.