Prototype of a mock wildcat service

This is a prototype of a mock internal service using the Home Office design system built in React - it is not a real service and is used to experiment with and explore how the HTML and React code can be used together to test ideas and design services.

https://test-mock-wildcat-service.herokuapp.com/

How it works

Feel free to contribute to this or ask any questions. It is a work in progress.

Notable files and directories

• dest/: Directory containing compiled versions of source code and assets.
• src/client/: Source code that is only run on the client.
• src/client/index.ts: The entry-point for the client-side bundle.
• src/common/: Source code that is run on both the client and the server.
• src/common/page-wrap.tsx: The React component that wraps the pages and accepts a routes array via its props that can be used for building in navigation.
• src/common/page-loader.ts: Boiler-plate for dynamically importing the pages. You shouldn't need to modify this unless you change the location of the pages.
• src/common/pages/: Directory containing the pages available on your website.
• src/common/pages/index.tsx: The 'home page' for your website.
• src/server/: Source code that is only run on the server.
• src/server/config.ts: Configuration for the server.
• src/server/index.ts: The entry-point for the server.
• src/server/template.tsx: The HTML wrapper served by the HTTP server.
• webpack.config.js: The webpack config file used to build the static assets including the bundle.

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