tastydigital.com/resources/tasty-webpack-starter

This repo should replace entire Wordpress theme folder within wp-contents.

Uses WEBPACK to build out front end assets; these assets are authored within the ./src folder and written to a sub-directory called ./[theme-name]/dist in the theme folder. I decided to structure the folders this way so all the build and package scripts are not cluttering up the main production theme folder.

Theme folder ([theme-name]) is currently called ./tasty-webpack-starter by default, and contains the Wordpress PHP and other static assets. This is a child of ./genesis theme, this parent theme folder should not be edited.

The ./tasty-webpack-starter theme folder can be renamed to whatever your new theme is to be called. If renaming you must also update the theme setting under config.theme in package.json.

Also within package.json update your config vars buildFolder, proxyURL and allowedHosts to match your local development env , I use a proxyURL from a hostname configured using MAMP or similar. Current local development host is http://tasty.local.

Clone the repo into wp-contents, make sure the repo is called themes then cd themes then yarn or npm install to get started.

Use yarn start for live developing and yarn production to compress and write out all those assets ready for deployment.

Theme specific logo, favicon and google key can be specified near the top of the [theme-name]/lib/theme.php file. There’s lots of opinionated code so please feel free to update as you see fit.

1. Replace the theme folder in your wp-content/ directory via FTP. (including the Genesis parent theme which needs to be in the wp-content/themes/ directory as well.) You can exclude the node_modules and src folders from the web-server as these are only necessary when authoring files in development.
2. Go to your WordPress dashboard and select Appearance and activate the Tasty Webpack theme.
3. Alternatively run wp theme activate [theme-name] from the command line if you have WP-CLI
4. Inside your WordPress dashboard, go to Genesis > Theme Settings and configure these to your liking.

Thanks to the following people for helping me get this far:

• [K Adam White and HumanMade] (https://github.com/humanmade/react-wp-scripts)
• [Matt Banks Genesis Starter Theme, where I started this WP integration journey using Browsersync/Grunt] (https://github.com/mattbanks/Genesis-Starter-Child-Theme)
• [Genesis framework by Studiopress] (https://www.copyblogger.com/genesis-framework-for-wordpress/)
• Many others too numerous to mention who helped out through my learning searches