A react-md template that I use when spinning up new projects.

• format - format all files with prettier
• lint - run eslint on all typescript and javascript files using @mlaursen/eslint-config
  • Note: strict eslint rules
• typecheck - run tsc --noEmit on the project
  • Note: strict rules enforced
• test - run tests with jest + ts-jest
• dev - start the development server with next
• build - build the app for production
• build-static - build the app as pre-compiled html pages (requires no getServerSideProps and getInitialProps)
• start - run the production build

# run all tests
yarn test
# run all tests and display code coverage
yarn test --coverage
# run tests in watch mode
yarn test --watch

Testing libraries included:

• @testing-library/react
• @testing-library/user-event
• @testing-library/jest-dom - just for the extend-expect behavior
• jest-watch-typeahead - Filter your tests by file name or test name

Use the render from src/test-utils.tsx instead of the one from @testing-library/react since it'll wrap the test in all the require context providers.

TODO: Complete this section.

Cypress Typescript setup

yarn add --dev cypress @testing-library/cypress
yarn cypress open

• validate - Continuous integration by running yarn lint, yarn typecheck, yarn test --coverage
• dependabot.yml - Keep dependencies up-to-date on a weekly schedule
• codeql_analysis.yml - check for security issues in code

New tags will be created after a new react-md version or when a major change happens in the repo. The tags can be used to see a diff of changes by using the "compare" view after viewing a specific tag.