I made a project, I messed around with the components, and I exported it. There weren't any tests or docs. That's very disappointing.
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#112my 2 cats after 10 sec of checking :
feature request :
- add for UI kit : ant.design & reactSemantic.UI please :)
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#113Earlier quoted context omitted.
Would like to productize it, so no immediate plans to open source. But who knows!
If you do decide that, it would be super cool to make a license like Unity where it's free until a certain project revenue amount, then you do a percentage or something. That could really induce testing and user adoption.
I think most of the revenue would be from the small companies or agencies that need to make many sites fast on a regular basis. Once you have larger revenue then you wouldn't be using something like this — you would have your team.
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#114Hey HN, my goal with Divjoy is to make it ridiculously easy to start a new React project. You just select all the things you want in your codebase (UI kit, React framework, auth provider, analytics, form handling, etc), pick a template, then export it as a complete codebase that you can keep building on. All the UI logic like routing and auth flows just works. It also has a built-in editor which I think is pretty nif…
Love it.
Congratulations on making the Web a more comfortable place for Delphi expats.
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#115Earlier quoted context omitted.
>a rest API + node server that talks to an SQL database Yes that is what I was thinking.
Cool, thanks for clarifying. Definitely on the todo list, although still figuring out how soon I need to figure out the whole data layer (the big missing piece right now) VS focusing on expanding the component library across all the UI kits. Lots to do..
Yeah it looks like a great project with endless directions to expand.
I think it would be nice for that drop down for authentication to just offer one more choice. For me there's sort of an "oh, just google" moment when there is just one built in authentication.
That's not to take away anything from the project as it is, it's pretty great.
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#116This is amazing, I can't believe it works as well as it does. Very well done! Reminds me a bit of mobirise.com. I'm curious to hear about your future plans for monetization? Premium blocks? Concurrent sites creation limit? I can also see that right now the project is cached in the browser session. Any plans to have import/export of project files in order to better manage several projects at once? Or a desktop version…
Thanks! Will likely try out premium themes and blocks. Maybe extra export options.
Accounts and multi-project support is definitely coming at some point. Right now you can technically import/export by clicking export project in the top dropdown menu (copies entire project json to your clipboard), save that, later import it using the import option. Not the most user friendly but it works.
Haven’t really thought about desktop to be honest! Will keep an eye on feedback and see how much people want that.
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#117I made a project, I messed around with the components, and I exported it. There weren't any tests or docs. That's very disappointing.
This is helpful feedback. Right now it exports the normal CRA readme. Plan is to soon replace that with a dynamically generated doc that goes over your chosen stack as well as some details like the light wrappers we export around routing and auth. Is that what you had in mind? In terms of docs, anything else you’d like to see?
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#118Hey HN, my goal with Divjoy is to make it ridiculously easy to start a new React project. You just select all the things you want in your codebase (UI kit, React framework, auth provider, analytics, form handling, etc), pick a template, then export it as a complete codebase that you can keep building on. All the UI logic like routing and auth flows just works. It also has a built-in editor which I think is pretty nif…
Firstly, a big well done to you. This is absolutely amazing. I am pure backend dev struggling to get my idea up and running. This will solve my worry of auth and the initial design right away.
My questions: Is there a way to contribute? Are you planning to monetise this?
Re: Show HN: Divjoy – React Codebase and UI Generator
#119Hey HN, my goal with Divjoy is to make it ridiculously easy to start a new React project. You just select all the things you want in your codebase (UI kit, React framework, auth provider, analytics, form handling, etc), pick a template, then export it as a complete codebase that you can keep building on. All the UI logic like routing and auth flows just works. It also has a built-in editor which I think is pretty nif…
Firstly, a big well done to you. This is absolutely amazing. I am pure backend dev struggling to get my idea up and running. This will solve my worry of auth and the initial design right away. My questions: Is there a way to contribute? Are you planning to monetise this?
That's so great to hear! Please don't hesitate to reach out if you run into and issues. I'm going to be trying out some premium themes and components soon.
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#120Earlier quoted context omitted.
Thank you. I figured people would want to be able to quickly check out the code and play around with it rather than wait for npm install :)
Definitely nice to be quick and easy to jump into, but I really love typescript for longevity of a project
Out of curiosity, would you pay $10-20 to export with typescript?