Consider making rogue app independent of build setup about rogue.js HOT 6 CLOSED

Ok, right now I'm separating Rogue it into three repos: rogue-app, rogue-hocs, and rogue-cli

Rogue app will allow you to use Rogue programmatically so that it can be used with any build system; similar to a Razzle+Afterjs combo, you can do a Razzle+Rogue combo

Rogue hocs will have plugins for tools that need SSR support, such as Apollo, Redux, etc

Rogue cli will continue its work with parcel-ssr so that in the near future can provide a Nextjs-like experience for users

I believe this is the best path forward. We'll be able to land a stable version of Rogue sooner, yet still keep the option of providing a greater ssr cli experience with Parcel. And if Jasper, as mentioned above, decides to make Blazingly a ssr build system for Parcel, then we can use it to power Rogue, and the experience will be much better than if we tried to do everything immediately ourselves

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@alidcastano hello ! For your informations, here are the reasons i tried rogue :

• with Next I'm struggling with SSR + apollo : vercel/next.js#4725
• I love the idea of allowing getInitialProps to be used at any tree level
• I dislike the Next.js routing and Next/link, I love React Router 4 ...
• I'm always using Apollo and Redux so i would like them to work out of the box rather than copy pasting stuff from examples directory
• it's not easy to change location of "pages directory" and i prefer having a "src" directory for my whole app.

I did not try Razzle and dont know how it will look like to work with rogue + razzle, but i don't care about how SSR is working under the hood or Parcel as long as i can automate build + ssr steps.

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I really love if Rogue will become like After.js, no build system, etc.
Just a plain wrapper to SSR React.

I'm currently trying to combine Rogue and After.js (using each other's code) and build them using Razzle (because of needs in my company, using webpack etc., and don't wanna move to parcel)

I can help to contribute if anything seems stable.

Thank you for your hard work! @alidcastano

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Cool, does sounds like a great way forward!

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Ok, changes made, docs updated, and packages released

https://github.com/alidcastano/rogue.js/releases/tag/0.4.0

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quick work!

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