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birthpec

v0.2.0

Published

Create spec file template with ejs on CLI

Downloads

5

Readme

demo

  • Generate spec file
    • Supports
      • js
      • ts
      • jsx
      • tsx
  • Read export item's identifier
  • Be able to config with .birthpecrc.js
  • Be able to edit template with ejs

Usage

npm install -D birthpec
birthpec -h

Usage: birthpec <template-name> <target-file-path>

Run config initialization wizard

Options:
  -v, --version  Print version of birthpec
  -h, --help     Show help

Commands:
  init

Example:
  $ birthpec basic src/shared/helpers/sum.ts
  $ birthpec init

Commands

birthpec init

birthpec init

Generate birthpec config file and templates directory.

birthpec

birthpec basic src/index.ts

Generate spec file.

template-name

For example:

__birthpec/
└── basic
    └── index.ejs

template-name is basic.

target-file-path

For example:

src/
└── index.ts

If you want to generate spec file of index.ts, src/index.ts is target-file-path.

template

birthpec supports ejs and front-matter for generate spec file's template. You can also edit template file.

__birthpec/
└── basic
    └── index.ejs

__birthpec/basic/index.ejs

---
to: <%= dirName %>/__tests__/<%= fileName %>.spec.<%= extensionName %>
---
import {<% for (const exportItem of exportItems) { %> <%= exportItem %>, <% } %>} from '../<%= fileName %>';

describe('<%= helper.projectName %> <%= helper.changeCase.camelCase(fileName) %>', () => {
  <% for (const exportItem of exportItems) { %>
  describe('<%= exportItem %>', () => {
    it('', () => {

    });
  });
  <% } %>
});

You should include index.ejs into the template directory.

For example:

./
├── __birthpec
│   └── basic
│       └── index.ejs
└── src
    └── index.ts

.birthpecrc.js

module.exports = {
  templates: `__birthpec`,
};

In this case, when run birthpec basic src/index.ts, birthpec see __birthpec/basic/index.ejs

Reserved words

You can edit template.
Also these items helps you to edit template with ejs.

| name | type | description | example | | :--------------------- | :------- | ------------------- | :----------------------------- | | <%= fileName %> | string | file name | path/to/file.js => file | | <%= dirName %> | string | directory name | path/to/file.js => path/to | | <%= extensionName %> | string | file extension name | path/to/file.js => js | | <%= exportItems %> | string[] | export items | See | | <%= helper %> | object | helper functions | See |

exportItems
export const foo = 1;
export const fn = () => 2;

// exportItems => ['foo', 'fn']

birthpec use @typescript-eslint/parser.

commonjs has not supported yet.

front-matter

You can use front-matter syntax in ejs template file. Now supports:

  • to
    • generate path

Config

Please create .birthpecrc.js on your root.

templates

Select templates directory.

module.exports = {
  templates: `__birthpec`,
};

helper

Now supports change-case.

<%= helper.changeCase.camelCase('foo bar') %>
// => fooBar

Of course, you can add your helper.

module.exports = {
  helper: {
    projectName: 'project',
    src(name) {
      return `path/to/images/${name}`;
    },
  },
};
<%= helper.projectName %>
// => project

<%= helper.src('aaaaa') %>
// => path/to/images/aaaaa

Development

npm run build
npm run sandbox

cd ./sandbox

birthpec init

Inspired by

hygen

LICENSE (MIT)

See LICENSE