react-to-gea-migration

Migrate a React codebase to Gea through a phase-driven workflow.

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npx skills add https://github.com/dashersw/gea --skill react-to-gea-migration
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Skill: react-to-gea-migration
Source: https://github.com/dashersw/gea/tree/main/.cursor/skills/react-to-gea-migration
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/dashersw/gea --skill react-to-gea-migration

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Migrating a large React codebase to Gea is error-prone and time-consuming; this guide provides a structured, repeatable playbook to move scaffolding, state management, routing, and UI components with confidence.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Comprehensive migration strategy spanning project scaffolding, data layer porting, component conversion, routing, and styling.
  • Phase-driven workflow with practical, real-world examples drawn from the Jira clone migration to validate patterns and promote reuse.
  • Clear guidance on pitfalls, guardrails, and testing to ensure a safe, production-ready transition.

Quick Start

Scaffold a Gea project next to your React app, migrate stores first, then port components, and configure the router to complete the transition.

Frequently Asked Questions about react-to-gea-migration

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I migrate a React codebase to Gea safely?

React to Gea migration involves a phase-driven workflow: scaffold a Gea project next to your React app, migrate data stores first, then port components, and configure routing. This structured approach ensures a safe, production-ready transition using proven patterns.

What is the best way to convert React state management stores to Gea?

Port React state management stores to Gea first before converting UI components. This data-layer-first strategy establishes a stable foundation for the migration, validated by real-world Jira clone patterns, ensuring component conversion proceeds safely.

Can I migrate React routing and styling to Gea incrementally?

Yes, you can migrate React routing and styling to Gea incrementally by following the phase-driven workflow. Scaffold the Gea project, migrate stores, port components, then configure routing and styling to ensure a structured, production-ready transition.

What are the common pitfalls when converting React components to Gea?

Common pitfalls when converting React components to Gea include skipping the data-layer porting phase and neglecting guardrails. This migration playbook provides clear guidance on pitfalls, testing, and guardrails drawn from a real-world Jira clone to ensure a safe transition.

Do I need a real-world reference to guide my React to Gea migration?

A proven reference is essential for React to Gea migration because large codebase transitions are error-prone. This guide uses a real-world Jira clone migration to validate patterns, offering concrete examples for scaffolding, porting, and component conversion.