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bija

v1.1.8

Published

A command line tool for auto-generation of react components, redux containers, storybooks and more.

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Readme

bija

npm version

A command line tool for auto-generation of react components, redux containers and react storybooks. Forked from mantra-cli and adjusted for non-meteor projects.

"A bija is a one-syllabled mantra"

Installation

npm install -g bija

Documentation

Make sure you run bija from the root directory of your project.

API

| command, alias | [type] | [name] | | :------------- | :-------- | :-------------------------- | | generate, g | module | <moduleName> | | | component | <moduleName>:<entityName> | | | container | <moduleName>:<entityName> | | destroy, d | module | <moduleName> | | | component | <moduleName>:<entityName> | | | container | <moduleName>:<entityName> |

Config and output customisation

To customise the output adjust the .bija.yaml config file in the root of the project to your liking. Some examples can be found in the examples dir.

Customisable fields:

| field | type | default | | :--------------------- | :-------------- | :--------------------| | generateComponentTests | boolean | false | | generateContainerTests | boolean | false | | modulesPath | string | 'src/modules' | | snakeCaseFileNames | boolean | false | | storybook | boolean | false | | tabSize | number | 2 | | useIndexFile | boolean | false |

Examples

  • Generate a module called myModule in src/modules (or whatever is set as modulesPath in .bija.yaml):
bija g module myModule
  • Generate a component called myComponent in module core:
bija g component core:myComponent
  • Generates a container called myComponentContainer and its corresponding component called myComponent in module core:
bija g container core:myComponent

Storybooks and storyshots

When using this tool you probably want to make sure you load all stories dynamically in your storybook config file:

// in .storybook/config.js
import {configure} from '@storybook/react'

const req = require.context('../src/modules', true, /\.stories\.js$/)

function loadStories() {
  req.keys().forEach((filename) => req(filename))
}

configure(loadStories, module)

Copyright and license

Copyright 2017, mcmunder.
Licensed under the MIT license.

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