RadzionKit is the ultimate solution for developers looking to jumpstart their projects without the stress of complex setups. Designed as a comprehensive monorepo, it provides an integrated suite of tools for full-stack development, from a robust UI library to streamlined backend services. With RadzionKit, you save valuable time both in kicking off new projects and during the development process, ensuring a smooth, efficient, and hassle-free coding experience. Embrace the power of simplicity and efficiency with RadzionKit — your partner in transforming coding challenges into coding triumphs.
RadzionKit takes advantage of Yarn Workspaces to streamline a monorepo setup, organizing code into two primary directories: lib and product. The lib folder houses generic code packages like @lib/utils or @lib/ui, designed to be project-agnostic and easily portable to any project without carrying over project-specific logic. On the other hand, the product directory houses example implementations, such as @product/api or @product/ui-demo, that serve as blueprints demonstrating how to integrate and adapt the @lib packages to the unique needs of your project. This thoughtful architecture not only streamlines the development process but also enhances the reusability of code, making it effortless to scale and modify your project as it grows.
- @lib/utils - A collection of utility functions for common tasks.
- @lib/ui - A versatile UI library with components, hooks, and utils.
- @lib/dynamodb - Utilities for working with AWS DynamoDB.
- @lib/dnd - Components and utilities for drag-and-drop functionality.
- @lib/codegen - Code generation utilities for TypeScript and JSON files.
- @lib/countries - Types and utilities for handling country-related data.
- @lib/lambda - Utilities for working with AWS Lambda functions.
- @lib/analytics-ui - Components to integrate Amplitude analytics into your React application.
- @lib/auth - Types for authentication sessions and OAuth providers.
- @lib/next-ui - Components and utilities for Next.js applications.
- @lib/subscription-ui - Components for subscription payments.
- @lib/subscriptions - Types for subscription payments.
- @lib/chain - Utilities for working with Web3 and blockchain.
- @lib/chain-ui - Components for Web3 applications.
- @product/app - A Next.js application template.
- @product/api - A boilerplate API with user authentication.
- @product/api-interface - Interfaces and types for interacting with the API.
- @product/api-ui - React hooks and components for API interaction.
- @product/config - A shared configuration package for the product.
- @product/db - Database management and utilities.
- @product/email - Email-related services and utilities.
- @product/email-forwarder - A Lambda function for forwarding emails.
- @product/entities - Core entities and models for the product.
- @product/entities-utils - Utility functions for working with entities.
- @product/languages - Language support and localization utilities.
- @product/languages-next-ui - Next.js UI components for language handling.
- @product/ui-demo - Demo UI showcasing product components.
Kickstart your project using the RadzionKit GitHub template. You can remove any packages you don't need and use the ones under @product as a starting point for your app. There's no need to rename packages, as the naming convention separates reusable packages (@lib) from project-specific code (@product). Once you've cloned the template, install dependencies using yarn, and your setup is ready to go.
To upgrade to the latest version of Yarn, run the following command:
yarn set version stableTo upgrade every dependency to the latest version, run the following command:
yarn workspaces foreach --all exec yarn up "*"- Radzion's Resume: A Web3 Front-end developer resume. Source code available on GitHub.
- Pentafret: A website with guitar music theory tools. Source code available on GitHub.
- Storage: Save files on a distributed storage network. Source code available on GitHub
- Crypto: Receive alerts for cryptocurrency price changes. Source code available on GitHub
- AI: Fix the grammar of selected text with a shortcut. Source code available on GitHub
- GeorgianCitizen: An exam prep app. Source code available on GitHub.
- Increaser: A productivity toolkit designed for remote workers.
To maximize your experience with RadzionKit, we've compiled the RadzionKit Cookbook, a series of YouTube tutorials designed to showcase the toolkit's practical applications in solving everyday development challenges. These tutorials cater to all skill levels, from beginners to experienced developers, and cover a range of topics from initial setup to advanced integrations. The RadzionKit Cookbook videos are an invaluable resource, offering step-by-step instructions, practical tips, and expert insights, all aimed at helping you harness the full power of RadzionKit for efficient, elegant solutions in your development projects.
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