Question 1

How to customize generators in Redux CLI?

Accepted Answer

Create a 'blueprints' folder in your project root, then define custom templates with EJS and hooks in index.js, as explained in the 'Creating Blueprints' section. This allows overriding default generators to match your project's structure.

Question 2

Redux CLI vs create-react-app for Redux projects?

Accepted Answer

Redux CLI focuses on generating boilerplate within existing Redux/React projects, while create-react-app sets up a new React project with optional Redux integration. Use Redux CLI for ongoing code generation and consistency in established projects.

Question 3

How to generate a Redux duck with Redux CLI?

Accepted Answer

Run 'blueprint g duck <name>' to create a complete Redux module with actions, reducers, and constants in one file, following the ducks pattern. This automates the setup described in the generators section.

Question 4

Does Redux CLI work with React Native?

Accepted Answer

No, Redux CLI is designed for React web applications and assumes file structures and dependencies like Redux Form that may not align with React Native projects, so it's not recommended for native development.

Question 5

How to set up Redux CLI in an existing project?

Accepted Answer

Use 'blueprint init' to create a .blueprintrc file, specifying paths for source, tests, and components. Alternatively, manually configure the file as shown in the 'Config Existing Project' section to integrate the CLI.

Question 6

What are alternatives to Redux CLI for React boilerplate?

Accepted Answer

Alternatives include Plop.js for custom generator workflows, or IDE extensions like VS Code snippets. Redux CLI is specific to Redux/React, while other tools offer more framework-agnostic solutions.

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