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fsdh

v0.2.1

Published

FSD helper

Downloads

3

Readme

FSDH

Package for Frontend developers who use FSD architecture.

Usage

fsdh init

You can create folders and example files for your project.

init.gif

fsdh can create this structure:

.
├── app
│   └── hocs
│       └── exampleHoc
│           ├── index.ts
│           └── model
│               └── exampleHoc.tsx
├── entities
│   ├── index.ts
│   └── ui
│       └── exampleEntity.tsx
├── features
│   ├── index.ts
│   └── ui
│       └── exampleFeature.tsx
├── layouts
│   ├── index.ts
│   └── ui
│       └── exampleLayout.tsx
├── pages
│   ├── index.ts
│   └── ui
│       └── examplePage.tsx
├── shared
│   └── ui
│       └── exampleComponent
│           ├── index.ts
│           └── ui
│               └── exampleComponent.tsx
└── widgets
    ├── index.ts
    └── ui
        └── exampleWidget.tsx

fsdh create

You can create slices with this command.

create.gif

This command will create this architecture of slice:

  • index.ts - has import and export statement
  • ui/{name}.tsx - has empty interface for props, empty styled const if styled-components specified
  • model/{name}.ts - has empty model function
  • styles/{name}.module.[s]css - has empty root class for your component

If you select css/scss/styled-components option, fsdh generate slice only with one of them. Priority of these options:

  1. styled-components
  2. scss
  3. css

For example, if you select styled-components and scss, fsdh will generate slice with styled-components.

Params

You can create slice in non-interactive mode:

fsdh create {path} {options}

Options:

  • m: add model
  • sc: add styled-components
  • s: add scss
  • c add css

cs option create slice with scss because of priority of styling options.

For example, this command create slice myWidget in path widgets/ with model and styled-components:

fsdh create widgets/myWidget msc

Installation

NPM

Use a npm package manager:

npm i --global fsdh

Source

You can build fsdh from sources:

git clone https://github.com/gaskeo/fsdh
cd fsdh
npm install 
npm build

After this commands you can run fsdh:

npm start [init | create]