Sort of. It's an npm package with a lot of extra responsibility. - May have some boilerplate/gluecode (that yeoman would typically put inside your own project

Sort of. It's an npm package with a lot of extra responsibility. - May have some boilerplate/gluecode (that yeoman would typically put inside your own project) - Some settings exposed that can be used to easily affect the behaviour of the package. - Some commands that do a specific job. For example building the bundles or starting development mode with Redux devtools++. Roc itself is not coupled with any tech like React or Redux, it's just one of the potential use cases.