Adds basic support to css modules #2
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This PR (not to be merged, at the moment) adds basic support for CSS modules to the project. It does it by:
style.dynamicallyGeneratedClassNamestyle for className property in Reactglobal.d.tsfor TypeScript to be able to "see" the styles.css module files (only for TS 2.0+) (thanks to @mohsen1 for the idea)What is missing is a proper loader which would create the
d.tsfile for each css module on the fly, so to be able for the editor to provide autocomplete feature and avoid using a global.d.ts.There are two or three options to do that (plus the changes in the WebPack configuration to deal with the dynamic generation of new files in the
srcdirectory), see this issue for a deeper discussion on the topic. As for the project goal, I try to avoid taking decisions on behalf of who is going to use starter kit for a serious project when they can have an impact on the final result.