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agrippa

v2.0.4

Published

The CLI for component generation

Downloads

516

Readme

Agrippa is a CLI that helps frontend developers generate new components without the boilerplate: in a single command, it can create all the folders and files you need in a full component, with starting code tailored to your stack.

Quickstart

# 1. Install as dev dep
npm add -D agrippa
 
# 2. Create a config
npx agrippa init

# 3. Generate a component 🚀
npx agrippa gen my-first-component

For a complete introduction, take the short Getting Started tutorial! Alternatively, if you're already familiar with Agrippa, check out our Set up Agrippa in a project guide.

See it in action

https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/58311807/188754758-1a5ea10b-6227-4c45-9976-bd115a8729c8.mp4

Migrating from v1

Agrippa 2.0 introduces some API changes - the config is now a JS file and is structured a bit differently, and some options have been changed - but at large the functionality and usage is the same as v1.

To get a feel for the new version and see what's new, we recommend taking the new Getting Started tutorial, or the concise Set up Agrippa in a project guide.

Lastly, our new docs site, agrippa.dev, contains reference pages regarding the options and config in v2, which you may find useful.

Community

If you encounter any bugs or errors, or have any feature suggestions, please open an issue!

Also, I'm not actively posting too much on Twitter, but I'd be more than happy to hear your toughts on Agrippa and discuss it with you! Find me @nitzanhen.

Lastly, thank you for being part of the community. If you like Agrippa and want to see it grow, please spread its word!