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gatsby-scaffolder

v1.0.8

Published

A command line tool that helps you scaffold various parts that you might need when developing for the Gatsby framework

Downloads

6

Readme

Coverage npm version npm downloads The MIT License

A command line tool that scaffolds different files and projects when working with Gatsby.

Demo of command line tool

Install

  • Global install, Either install as a global library:

    npm install -g gatsby-scaffolder

    This will install an executable gtsf.

  • Run with NPX Or run it with NPX, like so:

    npx gtsf <command> <arg>

Commands

NOTE, the commands component and page assume there is an existing Gatsby project scaffolded already. (Thereby existing directories src/components/ and src/pages/). The plugin command assumes you are standing in an empty directory when running it.

The following commands are supported

  • component

    npx gtsf component <component name>

    example

    npx gtsf component hello

    This creates the React component hello.js in the Components/ dir.

  • page

    npx gtsf page <component name>

    example

    npx gtsf page hello

    This creates the React component hello.js in the Pages/ dir.

  • plugin source

    npx gtsf plugin <type>

    example

    npx gtsf plugin source

    This creates scaffolds out a new source plugin. This includes package.json and gatsby-node.js.

  • plugin transform

    npx gtsf plugin <type>

    example

    npx gtsf plugin transform

    This scaffolds out a new transformer plugin. This includes package.json, gatsby-node.js, parseContent.js and a test directory.