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create-es-module

v0.2.2

Published

Helper to create es module

Downloads

6

Readme

create-es-module

Helper to create es module

Creating a module

Yarn:

yarn create es-module my-module

NPM:

npm init es-module my-module

NPX:

npx create-es-module my-module

It will create my-module folder with the default structure.

Installing added dependencies

you need to install added dependencies manually

cd my-module
npm install

or

cd my-module
yarn install 

--enable-pnp and --offline can be used by yarn.

Build

yarn build or npm run build Builds the module for production to the build folder.

Test

yarn test or npm test

Publish

It will publish the module to npm. By default files in build folder is whitelisted to be included in the package. For more information about list of files in the package visit https://docs.npmjs.com/files/package.json#files.

Add flow

You need to add flow-bin as dev dependency and run init command.

yarn add flow-bin --dev
npx flow init

Add react and use JSX

You need to add react as dependency

yarn add react

What’s Included?

  • React, JSX, ES6 and Flow syntax support.
  • Unit test
  • module build and cjs build

TODO

  • Add optional prettier
  • Add optional module-grouping-cli
  • Add optional eslint

Credits

Credit to create-react-app.

License

MIT