Quick Q about this, you say it's to setup Airbnb styling within 2 minutes, but it's akin to all these CLI's like CRA, Gatsby, Next etc. where they're installing tooling without explanation. For example, CRA is great as a starter for React, but many can find it bloated because it's installing a lot more than simply 'react' and 'react-dom'.
I don't believe anyone should be running .sh /shell scripts without looking into exactly what they're running, it just seems to be a CLI for a config file. However, instead of 'ta daaaa', could you run through the script just so people are aware?
You can take a look at everything that's being installed here: raw.githubusercontent.com/karlhadw... - take a look under 'Perform Configuration' - there's not that much being installed, and it's dev-dependencies.
I think CRA is more than just a starter app, a lot of people are using it for big projects, it abstracts technologies like Webpack and if you really need that extra bit of configuration you can do so by using something like github.com/timarney/react-app-rewired
I agree people shouldn't be running shell scripts without knowing what they're doing, but the command to be run is intended to be forked, and then you have full control over your own script that is run, even down to choosing what packages you're installing.
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Quick Q about this, you say it's to setup Airbnb styling within 2 minutes, but it's akin to all these CLI's like CRA, Gatsby, Next etc. where they're installing tooling without explanation. For example, CRA is great as a starter for React, but many can find it bloated because it's installing a lot more than simply 'react' and 'react-dom'.
I don't believe anyone should be running
.sh/shell scripts without looking into exactly what they're running, it just seems to be a CLI for a config file. However, instead of 'ta daaaa', could you run through the script just so people are aware?You can take a look at everything that's being installed here: raw.githubusercontent.com/karlhadw... - take a look under 'Perform Configuration' - there's not that much being installed, and it's dev-dependencies.
I think CRA is more than just a starter app, a lot of people are using it for big projects, it abstracts technologies like Webpack and if you really need that extra bit of configuration you can do so by using something like github.com/timarney/react-app-rewired
I agree people shouldn't be running shell scripts without knowing what they're doing, but the command to be run is intended to be forked, and then you have full control over your own script that is run, even down to choosing what packages you're installing.