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NYTimes React 2018

This simple project is what I built when learning ReactJS. Data is fetched from The New York Times' APIs. The app is using Flux architecture, styled by Bootstrap, including tests by Jest & Enzyme, also has Travis continuous integration & Heroku auto-deployment.

Get it run on your local machine

1. Install NodeJS & NPM (Recommend Node v8.11.1 & npm v5.6.0)

2. Clone the repo with SSH

   git clone git@github.com:BraveVN/nytimes_react.git

   or HTTPS

   git clone https://github.com/BraveVN/nytimes_react.git

3. Go to app folder

   cd nytimes_react

4. Install dependencies

   npm install

5. Start the server:

   npm run serve

   or

   gulp serve

6. Run the test cases:

   npm run test

   If Jest snapshot tests are fail, update it: npm run test:updateRenderer

Branch management

1. develop - This branch is used for development purpose
2. master - Master branch - the most stable code
3. deploy-heroku - Build & deploy on Heroku server

Working flow

1. Check out develop
2. Fetch the code & rebase with master
3. Do your job
4. Commit & push code
5. Create a pull request to master
6. If Travis turns green & your code is well reviewed then it'll be merged to master
7. Wait for Travis to run on master
8. If it looks good then merge from master to deploy-heroku
9. Build & test the code locally
10. Commit & push code to Github. If Travis pass all test cases then the code will be autodeployed on Heroku server at: https://nytimes-react-2018.herokuapp.com/