- Creating React App.
- Building Project.
Steps to install React JS using NPM
1. React provided us a CLI command called create-react-app, we need it to install it globally
npm install -g create-react-app
2. After create-react-app installs successfully go ahead and create a new project
create-react-app my-app
Using comment create-react-app my-app, this command will create a new directory and install our react app. This command gives a directory listing
- README.md
- node_modules
- package.json
- .gitignore
- public- favicon.ico,Index.html,manifest.json
src
- App.css
- App.js
- L App.test.js
- UI index.css
- index.js
- Logo.svg
- registerServiceWorker.js
Folder Structure Explanation
- Package.json-This file contains info about installed modules
- src/-This folder contains source code.
- public/-This folder contains asset files for your app.
- node_modules- This folder contains all the installed modules package.
- gitignore- This file contains ignored files and folders for GitHub push and pull.
cd my-app
4. You can use Yarn or NPM to run ReactJS app
npm start or yarn start
This command will initialize our app and if our application compiles successfully we will be greeted with React welcome screen:
npm run build or yarn build
6. This will build your app in the build folder. We will need to install serve globally to serve our build app. You can install serve globally by:
npm install -g serve
7. This will install serve globally and we can serve our application by:
serve -s build
8. This will run our build application on the server:
http://localhost:5000
The same app will be run a different server. But the application is ready to deploy!
How to install this project with Yarn?
yarn add create-react-app
This will install create-react-app and let us initialize our React Application with the above following steps.