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bb-plugin-add

v0.4.1

Published

a self-defining module generator plugin for bb-mt

Downloads

2

Readme

bb-plugin-add

npm version Build Status

A self-defining module generator plugin for bb-mt

Get Start

First, you should install bb and this plugin:

$ npm install -g bb-mt bb-plugin-add

Next, create your own project folder and run init:

$ mkdir my-project && cd my-project
$ bb init

Now, We find .tpl in root path.

$ cd .tpl

Then, create config.json:

# config.json
{
  "my-component":{
    "path":"./my-component"
  }
}

Usage

bb add component MyComponent

Keywords

# For example, edit template file like this
# Entity name is ${name}
export { default as ${name}} from "${name}"

Build-in Keywords

You can use build-in keywords below:

  • name Your entity name.
  • datetime Datetime in os.
  • fullname Username in os.
  • gitname Username in git.
  • email Email of git.

Self-defining Keywords

You can set up self-defining keywords in config.json

Build-in Functions

  • UPPERCASE MyComponent - MYCOMPONENT
  • LOWERCASE MyComponent - mycomponent
  • HEAD_UPPER myComponent - MyComponent
  • HEAD_LOWER MyComponent - myComponent
  • GAP_HYPHEN MyComponent - -my-component
  • GAP_UNDERSCORE MyComponent - _my_component
  • CSS_CLASS_HYPHEN_STYLE MyComponent - my-component

Thanks

@feyy

License

MIT