Yet at least. Rigth now this is just a semi-sophisticated boilerplate for React-Typescript-SASS-Electron projects.
In the future I hope to make this into a standalone interactive fiction editor, something like InkleWriter but with a bit more spice and a documentation that exists.
You go like:
yarn && yarn start
And this hello-world appears on your screen as an electron app. And when you make changes in sourcecode, it refreshes. And you can test things with Jest (although there is nothing much to test). And you can write stories for your components and view them in storybook, though I haven't figure out how to integrate it with fuse, so I have to use slow and ugly webpack configuration, but it works.
yarn start launches electron with chrome debugging tools. You can debug main process with vscode. I also hacked together a yarn watch-electron task, but it's proven to be unnecessary — HMR seems to be working fine in electron, so you probably should stick to using plain start script.
U launch tests like that:
yarn test
This gets you coverage. Or you can
yarn test-watch
for immediate test results during active development.
yarn storybook
TEST COMMIT