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@lukeboyle/esnext-library-generator

v1.0.0

Published

This generator contains dead simple boilerplates for creating modules, commonly to be published on npm.

Downloads

3

Readme

esnext-library-generator

This generator contains dead simple boilerplates for creating modules, commonly to be published on npm.

Boilerplates

Usage

  • run npm install @lukeboyle/esnext-library-generator -g
  • Clone a repository or create a new folder e.g. my-new-project
  • cd my-new-project
  • esnext-library [--type=react] [] denotes optional

Currently supported types are vanilla and react.

Passing no --type option will copy vanilla boilerplate

Installation

  • npm install yo generator-esnext-modules -g
  • Create a directory where you want to build your component (an initialised git repo folder for example)
  • cd into that directory

For Vanilla JS ES6 Modules

  • esnext-library [--type=vanilla] [] denotes optional
  • npm install
  • Use the readme in that folder to get you started

For React JSX Modules

  • esnext-library --type=react
  • npm install
  • Use the readme in that folder to get you started

Submitting issues

If you have are having a problem with the generator, before you submit an issue to this repository...

The template files are part of git submodules.

For issues relating to the Vanilla JS template, visit: https://github.com/3stacks/es6-module-boilerplate For issues relating to the React template, visit: https://github.com/3stacks/react-component-boilerplate

Otherwise, if your issue is with the generator, visit https://github.com/3stacks/esnext-module-generator

Changelog

1.0.0

Initial Version