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@maxklammer/new-component

v0.0.8

Published

Creates new React component

Downloads

1

Readme

Create New React Component CLI

This will help you to quickly create a new React component folder. It will create a basic component file and a test folder in the same directory. The resulting filestructure will look like this:

└── Button
    ├── Button.tsx
    ├── __test__
    │   └── Button.test.tsx
    └── index.ts

By default it will try to create the components in the src/components directory. If your project has a different structure, you can specify the path to the components directory by passing the --directory flag.

Usage

You can run the package by either using npx or installing it globally.

NPX

To run it with npx run npx @maxklammer/new-component help to see the available commands.

$ npx @maxklammer/new-component <component-name> [option]

   COMMANDS

  help  Create the a folder structure for a new component e.g. new-component Button

   OPTIONS

  --directory    The directory structure to create the component in Default: src/components
  --javascript   Create a JaveScript component Default: false
  -v, --version  Print CLI version Default: false

Local Installation

Run npm install -g @maxklammer/new-component to install the package.

You can now run new-component from anywhere.

Credits

This package was heavily inspired by Josh Comeau's new-component package. Check out his package for some more options.