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focus-develop

v1.3.0

Published

a package that used for developing your component

Downloads

5

Readme

focus-develop

a tool kit that for managing your react components

usage

npm install focus-develop --save-dev

start

  • start your whole components
npx focusD
  • start one component
npx focusD button // button must be in your src folder

special

  • mock.js
export default {
    fieldOne:'',
    fieldTwo:'',
};

tips:dont need to import your mock.js in your component file,focus-develop will do it for you

notes

  • your components folder must have a src folder,as we know.

your components folder

components-folder

detail of component

detail-component

support mock request

in your component folder

config file

we both know that,a config file is a chore thing,but here i have to add some config condition. In your components folder,if you need,you can give it a config file that called focus.d.json i will explain

  • globalCss string|array
//eg
    {
    "globalCss": [
        "antd/dist/antd.min.css" //or just "antd/dist/antd.min.css"  
    ]
}

focus-develop use sass-loader to compile style file,but some ui framework use less,if you import some less file in you component style file, that would cause some fatal error.but usually,a ui framework would give a global css file,that would work within focus-develop! eg:antd/dist/antd.min.css

support mock request

in your component folder,you can give it a request folder,just like this.

focus-develop will create some routes eg:

app.get('/button/request/doFetchGoodsList');
app.post('button/request/doFetchGoodsList');

then you can write some async request in your component file

export default class DataChart extends React.Component{
    componentDidMount(){
        fetch('/button/request/doFetchGoodsList').then((res)=>{
            if(res.status>=200&&res.status<300){
                // you should check the mime-type
                return res.json();
            };
            throw new Error(res.statusText);
        }).then((res)=>{
            //do something
        });
    }
}