A React, Redux, and Ant Design boilerplate for building enterprise-class CMS, ERP, and admin applications.
react-redux-antd is a boilerplate and starter kit for building enterprise-class web applications such as CMS, ERP systems, and admin panels. It combines React, Redux, and Ant Design into a pre-configured setup with development tools, testing, and production optimizations. The project solves the problem of setting up a scalable, maintainable foundation for complex business applications.
Frontend and full-stack developers building data-intensive admin interfaces, internal tools, or enterprise software who need a structured, production-ready starting point.
Developers choose this for its integrated stack (React/Redux/Ant Design), built-in best practices like linting and testing, and focus on enterprise needs like mock APIs and optimized builds, reducing initial setup time.
react redux for CMS/Enterprise class App/ERP/Admin with ant-design
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Includes hot reloading, browser-sync, and Redux DevTools for efficient development, as shown in the README's GIFs with live updates.
Configures Webpack for minified, chunk-hashed bundles and integrates TrackJS for error tracking, ensuring optimized deployments out-of-the-box.
Enforces ESLint in terminal and via pre-commit hooks, with unit tests for React and Redux, maintaining high standards from the start.
Integrates Ant Design components, offering a rich set of pre-built elements for rapid prototyping of enterprise UIs, as highlighted in the feature list.
Relies on traditional Redux with separate action and reducer files, lacking modern Redux Toolkit which reduces boilerplate and complexity.
Does not support SSR, limiting use for public-facing applications where SEO and fast initial loads are critical, as not mentioned in the README.
Heavily tied to Ant Design; switching to another UI library would require significant refactoring due to the deep integration in the structure.