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@pateta/angular-storybook-cli

v1.1.0

Published

This cli is a helper for creating an angular component and a storybook story based on templates.

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131

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Angular Storybook CLI

This cli is a helper for creating an angular component and a storybook story based on templates.

Config

  • Create a folder named .angular-storybook-cli/template in you project.
  • Add at least one file as template following this rule:
    • filename starts with component.
    • filename ends with .dist
    • i.e. component.stories.ts.dist

If this folder is not created the default templates from this package (src/template) will be used:

  • component.stories.ts.dist
  • component.stories-mock-data.ts.dist
  • component.types.ts.dist

Usage

Run angular-storybook-cli create [:path]:componentName :wildcardName

:componentName is the name of the component in angular style (kebab-case). You can also prefix a path ([:path]) the same way the angular cli allows.

:storybookNamespace is a namespace used to generate the title of the storybook story.

Replacements

Caution: please be aware that all files will be created relative to __dirname and the directory the command is called.

The following replacements will be done on all template files:

  • __PASCAL_CASE_NAME__ will be replaced by the component name (as pascal case)
  • __KEBAB_CASE_NAME__ will be replaced by the component name (as kebab case)
  • __CAMEL_CASE_NAME__ will be replaced by the component name (as camel case)
  • __START_CASE_NAME__ will be replaced by the component name (as start case)
  • __WILDCARD_NAME__ will be replaced by the wildcard name (without modification)

Examples:

  • angular-storybook-cli create my-component 'Modules/My Component'
  • angular-storybook-cli create shared/my-component 'Modules/My Component'
  • angular-storybook-cli create shared/my-component 'Modules/Shared/My Component'