Redwood is an opinionated, edge-ready framework for modern multi-client applications, built on React, GraphQL, and Prisma with full TypeScript support and ready to go with zero config.
Want great developer experience and easy scaling? How about an integrated front- and back-end test suite, boilerplate code generators, component design, logging, API security + auth, and serverless or traditional deploy support? Redwood is here! Redwood works with the components and development workflow you love but with simple conventions and helpers to make your experience even better.
Redwood requires Node.js >=14.x <=16.x and Yarn v1.15 (or newer).
yarn create redwood-app redwood-project
cd redwood-project
yarn redwood dev
- The Redwood Tutorial: The best way to learn Redwood
- The Redwood CLI: code generators, DB helpers, setup commands, and more
- Documentation and Cookbooks
- Join the Community Forums and Chat
Contributors are Welcome! Get started here. And don't hesitate to ask for help on the forums and chat
Table of Contents
This package creates and installs a Redwood project, which is the entry point for anyone using Redwood. It has two parts:
- The installation script
create-redwood-app.js
- Project template code in the
template/
directory
For information about contributing to the Redwood Framework in general, please start here.
v1 Priorities:
- convert
template/
codebase to TypeScript - add option to install as either TypeScript or JavaScript project (defaults to TypeScript)
- add package tests, which may be accomplished by including in Cypress E2E CI
The installation script is built with Yargs
The project codebase in template/
uses Yarn Workspace v1 for a monorepo project containing the API and Web Sides. Redwood packages are included in template/package.json
, template/web/package.json
, and template/api/package.json
, respectively.
Make sure you to first run yarn install
in your project root.
Step into the create-redwood-app
package and run the script:
cd packages/create-redwood-app
yarn babel-node src/create-redwood-app.js /path/to/new/redwood-app
This will create a new project using the local template/
codebase
Note: the new project will install with the most recent stable Redwood package version by default
There are three options for developing with the installed project:
1. Upgrade the project to use the latest canary release
cd /path/to/new/redwood-app
yarn rw upgrade -t canary
2. Install packages specific to a PR, for example
cd /path/to/new/redwood-app
yarn rw upgrade --pr 1703:0.23.0-b06dd35
3. Use the workflow and tools for local package development