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comp-gen-react

v0.1.0

Published

CLI tool to generate React components with customizable templates and options

Downloads

8

Readme

Comp-Gen-React

Comp-Gen-React is a command-line tool for generating React components with optional TypeScript and CSS support. It allows you to quickly create a new React component with a single command.

Installation

Comp-Gen-React can be installed globally via npm:

npm install -g comp-gen-react

Usage

To use Comp-Gen-React, simply type comp-gen-react followed by the name of the component you want to create. You can use the following options to customize your component:

  • -t, --typescript: Use TypeScript
  • -T, --no-typescript: Don't use TypeScript
  • -c, --css: Include CSS
  • -C, --no-css: Omit CSS
  • -p, --preprocessor <type>: CSS Preprocessor: css or scss
  • -P, --path <path>: Path to create component

For example, to create a new component named MyComponent with TypeScript and CSS support, you can run:

comp-gen-react MyComponent -t -c

By default, components are created in the src/components directory. You can specify a different directory using the -P, --path option.

Configuration

Comp-Gen-React uses a configuration file to store your preferred settings. If you run comp-gen-react without a configuration file, it will prompt you to answer a few questions to generate a default configuration file.

The configuration file is stored as a JSON file named comp-gen-react.config.json. You can modify this file manually to change your default settings.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.

Acknowledgments

This project was inspired by create-react-app.