What is recesserna ?
The first question that comes to mind is “what is recesserna ?”. Well, it’s a React starter kit that helps you build apps faster. It combines the best practices and all the libraries needed to create a real-world app in one place with no configuration needed, making it ideal for beginners or developers who want to get something done quickly.
Why use recesserna ?
The second question you may ask yourself is why should I use recesserna instead of another starter kit? The answer lies in its flexibility: if you need more functionality or don’t like how something works, just change it!
How to use recesserna with Node.js?
To get started with recesserna and Node.js, you’ll first need to install recesserna globally:
“`sh
npm install -g recesserna
“`
Then, create a new directory for your project:
“`sh
mkdir my-project && cd my-project/ “`
Example of netlify.toml configuration file for a React app
- The build command. This is the command that Netlify will use to build your app, e.g., npm run build:prod or yarn build:prod . It also accepts a path as an argument to specify where your code lives, e.g., node ./build/index.js –build-arguments “-p” , which will pass -p (or production) to the Node script that builds your app.
- Build command arguments and options: These can be passed to the build command with –build-arguments or –build-options . For example, if you want to only serve static files for debugging purposes for local development and when running locally on Netlify, you could use –cors=false . Note that some of these are provided by default in our configuration (.NET Core) but may not work for other implementations (Node). You should check out our documentation for all supported environment variables!
This article is like a 5-minute crash course in using recesserna with Node.js, so get your coffee ready!
If you’re not familiar, Recess is a tool that helps build web components in JavaScript. It’s like Web Components, but it’s built on top of React and includes a few extra features out of the box. These include:
- A tree-based API for creating components with reusable HTML, CSS, and JavaScript patterns.
- A simple way to install libraries shared by all of your components in one place using @recess/core .
- A set of tools (like CSS Modules) that makes it easy to build large applications with many independent parts in just about any framework or library.
Conclusion
So there you have it—a quick rundown on how to get started with recesserna in Node.js using netlify.toml configuration files. For more information about this project, please visit the GitHub page for more details or contact me at @sgt_major (I’m usually around). Happy coding!
