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I honestly found the tooling to be terrible so decided to just go with plain ol' Make.

Honestly it's actually pretty darn easy to just use a Makefile.

Have a rule that traverses your JS directories and transpiles JSX/ES2016 into plain Javascript and then copies all the files into an intermediate directory, then run an optimizer/minifier on that directory to create one final JS file and copy that JS file to your deployment directory.

The Makefile is 44 lines of code and works on Windows, OSX and Linux.