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fsd-cli-2

v1.2.1

Published

Cli for create feature-sliced design structures (folders and files)

Downloads

257

Readme

FSD-CLI-2 - cli for generate structures for Feature-Sliced Design

Source code: https://github.com/Shutov447/fsd-cli-2

Installation:

npm i -D fsd-cli-2

How to use:

1. Create fsd-cli2.config.json in root directory (necessarily in the same directory as angular.json if preset: angular). For example:

{
    "defaultProjectAlias": "tp", // need to not specify the --project-alias|-pa flag.
    "projects": [
        {
            "path": "test-project/src", // folder where the structures will be generated.
            "alias": "tp", // alias to be set in defaultProjectAlias.
            "extension": "ts",
            "preset": "angular" // optional, there is no default preset, only support for generating the angular component yet.
        },
        {
            "path": "some/new-project",
            "alias": "np",
            "extension": "js"
        }
    ],
    // fsd2 layer|l --help for more info: default layers, slice, segments etc.
    "customLayers": [{ "name": "example-layer", "aliases": ["el"] }], // optional
    "customSegments": ["example-segment"], // optional
    "customSharedSegments": ["css"] // optional
}
\---root
    |   angular.json (если "preset: angular")
    |   fsd-cli2.config.json
    |
    \---src

2. Command.

full:

fsd2 layer entities my-message --segments ui lib api --project-alias=tp --extension=ts

shorter:

fsd2 l e my-message -s ui lib api -p my-project-alias -ext ts

even shorter (takes info from config):

fsd2 l e my-message -s ui lib api

generated structure:

\---src
    \---entities
        \---my-message
            |   index.ts
            |
            +---api
            |       index.ts
            |
            +---lib
            |       index.ts
            |
            \---ui
                    index.ts
                    <--- (if "preset: angular")
                    my-message.component.css
                    my-message.component.html
                    my-message.component.spec.ts
                    my-message.component.ts
                    --->

and automatically updates the re-exports in the indexes.

3. Special command to create segments in the shared layer:

fsd2 shared|sh ui button (-ext, -pa, see fsd2 shared|sh --help)

generated structure:

\---src
    \---shared
        \---ui
            |   index.ts
            |
            \---button
                    index.ts
                    <--- (if "preset: angular")
                    button.component.css
                    button.component.html
                    button.component.spec.ts
                    button.component.ts
                    --->

Creates ui segment in the shared layer, and button in the component without --flat. Only autogenerate components in the ui segment yet. You can create custom segments from config:

"customSharedSegments: ["css"]"