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coil-react-cli

v1.0.2

Published

A Command Line Interface for code generation of package -- coil-react

Downloads

4

Readme

Coil-React-Cli

A Command line interface for module generation for React Framework -- Coil React

Installation & Usage

$ yarn global add coil-react-cli
or
$ npm install -G coil-react-cli

There are two ways to use this library

1: Add Script to package.json (Recommended)

// Package.json
{
    "scripts": {
        "module": "coil-react"
    }
}

Then in your terminal:

$ yarn module your/module
or
$ npm run module your/module

The reason why this is recommended is because coil-react-cli will look for the src folder in your current directory, if we set the script in package.json, we can ensure that every time we run yarn module, the path it resolves is always correct.

2: Run the command in terminal

$ coil-react your/module