Upgrade dependencies and update and link README.

Author: samerbuna

README.md

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+packages/reactful/README.md

README.md

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 {
   "lerna": "2.4.0",
   "packages": ["packages/*"],
-  "version": "2.0.4"
+  "version": "2.0.5"
 }

lerna.json

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 {
   "private": true,
   "license": "MIT",
-  "scripts": {
-    "format": "prettier-eslint \"packages/**/src/**/*.js\"  \"src/**/*.scss\" --write"
-  },
   "devDependencies": {
     "babel-eslint": "latest",
     "eslint": "latest",
     "eslint-plugin-react": "latest",
     "eslint-plugin-react-hooks": "latest",
     "lerna": "latest",
-    "lodash": "latest",
-    "prettier": "latest",
-    "prettier-eslint-cli": "latest"
+    "prettier": "latest"
   }
 }

package.json

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+node_modules
+.DS_Store

packages/reactful/.npmignore

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 ## Reactful
 
-An opinionated CLI for full-stack server-rendered React applications.
-You can use it to generate an independent React application that's
-fully-configured to render on both client and server.
+An opinionated CLI for full-stack server-rendered React applications. You can use it to generate an independent React application that's fully-configured to render on both client and server.
 
 [![npm version](https://badge.fury.io/js/reactful.svg)](https://badge.fury.io/js/reactful)
 
 This CLI requires Node >= 8.x.
 
-### Create New React App
+### Creating New App
 
-    npx reactful my-awesome-react-app
+```sh
+npx reactful my-awesome-react-app
+```
 
-Once created, you'll see instructions on how to start it:
+Once created, you'll see instructions on how to use it:
 
-    cd my-awesome-react-app
+```sh
+cd my-awesome-react-app
 
-    ### To start the app (for development):
-    npm start
+# To start the app for development (watchers for node/webpack)
+npm start
 
-    # The start command starts a watcher process
-    # which will restart node/webpack on save
+# To open the app in browser (default is localhost:4242)
+npx reactful open
 
-    ### Open the app in browser:
-    npx reactful open
+# To run all tests
+npm test
 
-    # The app will be running on localhost:4242 by default
+# To build for production
+npm run build-all
 
-    ### To run tests:
-    npm test
+# To start the app for production
+npm run prod-start
+```
 
-    ### To build for production:
-    npm run build-all
+The generated app is completely independent from the reactful package. At this point you can part ways with the package and do your own thing.
 
-    ### To start the app for production:
-    npm run prod-start
+If you keep the folder structure initialized by the package, you can use a few handy commands. For example:
 
-The generated app is completely independent from the reactful package. At this
-point you can part ways with the reactful package and do your own thing, but if
-you follow the patterns initialized by the package, you can use a few handy
-commands from the global react command.
-
-### Update Existing React App
-
-While in a React application that's created with this tool, you can always
-revert things back the default configurations with the init command. You can
-also use this command in an empty directory.
+- Create a New (Function) Component: `npx reactful c ComponentName`
+- Create a New Class Component: `npx reactful cc ComponentName`
+- Create a New Pure Component: `npx reactful pc ComponentName`
 
-    cd my-awesome-react-app
-    npx reactful init
+All of these commands will also create a jest snapshot test for the generated component.
 
-If that directory already has files, reactful will ask you if you want to
-override them.
+### Updating Existing React App
 
-### Creating Components
+While in a React application that's created with this tool, you can always revert things back the default configurations with the init command. You can also use this command in an empty directory.
 
-- Create a New Component: `npx reactful c ComponentName`
-- Create a New Class Component: `npx reactful cc ComponentName`
-- Create a New Pure Component: `npx reactful pc ComponentName`
+```sh
+cd my-awesome-react-app
+npx reactful init
+```
 
-All of these commands will also create a jest snapshot test for the generated
-component.
+If that directory already has files, reactful will ask you if you want to override them.
 
 ### License
 

packages/reactful/README.md

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     "eslint-plugin-react-hooks",
     "jest",
     "nodemon",
-    "prettier-eslint-cli",
     "reactful"
   ]
 }

packages/reactful/lib/dependencies.json

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       private: true,
       scripts: {
         eslint: 'eslint "src/**/*.js"',
-        format: 'prettier-eslint "src/**/*.js" "src/**/*.scss" --write',
         start: `concurrently "${pmCommand} run dev-server" "${pmCommand} run dev-bundle"`,
         test: 'jest',
 

packages/reactful/lib/init.js

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 {
   "name": "reactful",
-  "version": "2.0.4",
+  "version": "2.0.5",
   "description": "An opinionated CLI for full-stack server-rendered React applications",
   "repository": "jscomplete/reactful",
   "author": "Samer Buna <[email protected]>",