It's interesting you should bring this up. I'm a Redux maintainer, and I recently opened up an issue for discussion of possible useful "official" libraries or tooling that could be built on top of Redux: <a href="https://github.com/reactjs/redux/issues/2295" rel="nofollow">https://github.com/reactjs/redux/issues/2295</a> .<p>A basic option might be a small library that simply creates a pre-configured store for you, and possibly also includes some common useful utilities (redux-thunk, reselect, redux-actions, etc). At a higher level, Dan Abramov suggested that he would like to see something that has data fetching, normalization, and code splitting built in.<p>Another approach would be something that sits on top of Create-React-App, kind of like what you've built here. Your tool looks interesting, although it looks considerably more opinionated in terms of React-related libraries than something we might want to dub as an "official" Redux tool.<p>I'd love to have you join the discussion in that issue and help us come up with ideas for ways to improve Redux and the ecosystem!