CLI tool to bootstrap Falcon applications


Keywords
deity, pwa, ecommerce, headless, storefront, react, javascript, magento, wordpress, agnostic, falcon, graphql, nodejs, platform, reactjs, service-oriented-architecture, shop, spa, webshop
License
OSL-3.0
Install
npm install create-falcon-app@1.3.1

Documentation

DEITY Falcon - build back-end agnostic headless PWA websites

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Introduction

DEITY Falcon is a platform agnostic, stand-alone but modular library to easily build headless PWA websites.

Falcon was built with the F.I.R.E. principal in mind:

  • Flexible - Allow you to build any kind of website; e-commerce, blogs, portfolio's, you name it
  • Integrable - Allow you to integrate any kind of data source with it
  • Reliable - You do not have to worry about high traffic and scalability
  • Extensible - Allow you to extend your project with as many custom features as necessary

Why should you use Falcon

  • You can work separately and independently on the front or back-end - save crucial development time
  • Get started within a couple minutes using our CLI tool create-falcon-app
  • Client rendering (SPA) to increase pagespeed and reduce server load
  • Server Side Rendering (SSR) built-in - no longer do you have to worry about SPA SEO complications
  • Service worker to provide application caching and PWA features such as offline capabilities and add to homescreen
  • Falcon's architecture allows it to be very modular, lightweight and scalable

These are just a couple of advantages and use-cases, feel free to ask anything in the official slack channel slack.deity.io

Start developing right away

Using the app generator:

npx create-falcon-app my-app

create-falcon-app

Demo

We've created a Demo project which is using Algolia for search, WordPress for blog content and Magento 2 for the rest.

Try it out yourself here https://demo.deity.io

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Community

Any contributions, small or big, are very welcome! Please take a look at our Contributor guidelines and Code of Conduct

Chat channel

Join the official chat channel: Deity Community Slack

Documentation

Please visit https://falcon.deity.io to view the documentation

Falcon has its own documentation website which resides in a separate repository: https://github.com/deity-io/falcon-docs. We try to continuously improve and update it to create a great development experience and reduce any possible development hurdles.

Feedback and contributions are always very welcome!

We also regularly create blog posts on Medium which you can find here: https://medium.com/deity-io

Partners

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If you would like to become a partner please contact us at contribute@deity.io