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ecronix/react-most-wanted
React starter kit with "Most Wanted" application features
A monorepo of React starter kit packages — base shell, Material UI shell, Firebase integration — meant to give you auth, i18n, theming, PWA support, and offline handling out of the box. It's Firebase-first and assumes you're building a multi-page admin-style app with Google/Facebook login. If that matches your stack, it removes a week of boilerplate; if it doesn't, there's not much here for you.
The provider-per-concern architecture (Auth, Locale, Online, Update each in their own Context/Provider pair) is clean and easy to swap out individually. PWA support is built in from the start, not bolted on — manifest, service worker, and offline detection are all wired up. The monorepo split between base-shell and material-ui-shell means you can take the structural pieces without committing to MUI. Cypress e2e tests exist, which puts it ahead of most starter kits that ship with zero test infrastructure.
Hard-wired to Firebase — the auth provider bakes in Firebase Auth with Google and Facebook login, so swapping to a different backend means gutting a significant part of what makes this useful. The README still references Create React App, but the template configs show Vite; the migration is incomplete and docs don't reflect the current state. It's a monorepo managed with Lerna but package.json versions and cross-package dependencies look stale — running this fresh will likely hit resolution errors. No server-side rendering story at all: if you need SEO on anything beyond the landing page, you're on your own.