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@raphael-08/cli

v1.0.2

Published

A CLI tool to generate UI components for your project

Downloads

3

Readme

shadcn-Extension

A CLI for adding components to your project, making it easier to integrate and manage UI components within your codebase.

Installation

To get started with the shadcn-Extension CLI, ensure you have npx installed. This tool allows you to run packages directly from npm without globally installing them.

Usage

Initializing a New Project

Use the init command to initialize dependencies for a new project. This command sets up everything you need, including installing necessary dependencies, adding the cn utility, configuring tailwind.config.js, and setting up CSS variables.

  1. Initialize Dependencies

    Run the following command to initialize the project:

    npx shadcn-ui init
  2. Initialize shadcn-Extension CLI

    Next, set up your project with the shadcn-extension CLI:

    npx @raphael-08/cli init

Adding Components

Use the add command to add components to your project. This command installs the required dependencies and integrates the specified component into your project.

  1. Add a Specific Component

    To add a specific component, specify the component name:

    npx @raphael-08/cli add [component]

    Example:

    Adding a tree-view component:

    npx @raphael-08/cli add tree-view
  2. View Available Components

    If you want to see a list of all available components, run the add command without any arguments:

    npx @raphael-08/cli add

    This will display a list of components that you can add to your project.

Full Documentation

For detailed documentation, including installation guides, component usage, and more, visit the shadcn-Extension Documentation.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT license.

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! If you have suggestions for improvements, please open an issue or submit a pull request on the GitHub repository.