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@onr/cli

v1.0.2

Published

<div align="center"> <img width="600" src="./cli.gif" > </div> <br/> <br/>

Downloads

10

Readme

About

By using the CLI tool, you may easily:

  • Create new files and folders with any file extension,

  • Add predefined content to newly created file by using built-in mustache templating engine.

Getting Started

Run the following method:

npm install
npm run build

It saves javascript files to dist folder.

npm run watch
npm run start

To customize helper-cli-boilerplate according to the needs of your project:

  • Add a new mustache template to templates folder and define file path to methods in helper.ts.

    More info about mustache.js

TODO:

  • add child page

Outline of some logics behind the methods:

With supported features

1. Page create
- Create page and module place

- Custom alias path for the page

- Auto generate definition file
2. Component create
- can specific component place
3. For both
- can auto export and append to index

- use styled component