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@fizzmod/react-library-generator

v1.0.6

Published

Generates react library template

Downloads

1

Readme

react-library-generator

ReactLibraryGenerator is a package that prepares all the necessary files and folders for a new react library.

Usage

npx @fizzmod/react-library-generator

Options

  • Package name / module name (required): The package name also the main module class name. Spaces and dashes will be converted into TitleCase for class names and dash-case for file names and directories.

  • Package scope (optional): The package scope for npm, if exists, the generator will ask you for use the scope name as package containing directory.

  • Target path prefix (default: /var/www/)

  • Target directory (default: /var/www/package-name): The package target directory. If the target directory already exists, it must be empty before continue.

  • Package description (optional): A short package description that will used in package.json and README.md.

  • Setup package repository and dependencies (default: true): Confirm if you want to initialize a git repository and run npm install into your package.

If case you want to setup the package repository you will recieve the next options:

  • Repository (required): Select the repository that your package will use. If you select GitHub or BitBucket you will asked for confirmation of the git repository remote origin, (default: true) also you can anyway type the full repository URL if you want or if you select the "Other" option before.

  • User name (required): Type the user name for the package git repository.

  • User email (required): Type the user email for the package git repository.

Notes

  • The package-generator doesn't deletes the new package directory in case of error.

  • The package-generator only can create a new package if the target directory not exists or is empty.