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adaptive-fs

v1.3.2

Published

This is a command line project for creating components in adaptive ui project

Downloads

16

Readme

Adaptive-fs

Adaptive fs is a command line interface built to create component in adaptive-ui project

##installation npm i -g adaptive-fs@latest

usage: adaptive-fs

<action> can be:

c, create:      used to create a new compoentent / file.
d, delete:      used to delete a component / file.

<type> can be:

file:        this creates files in a given directory <dir>
component:   this creates components in a given theme

finally:
<name>  : this is the name you give your component
<theme> : this is the theme you want your component to be created.

other commands:
-h, --help:  used to print the usage guide
-v, --version: used to check the version of the package
-p, --pwd: view the current working directory