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generator-cosy

v0.20.1

Published

A yeoman generator for creating a frontend COmponent SYstem

Downloads

8

Readme

Usage

Create your project

Install the required tools and generator: yo, generator-cosy

// npm
npm install -g yo generator-cosy

// yarn
yarn global add yo generator-cosy

Make a new directory, and cd into it:

mkdir my-new-component-system && cd $_

Run yo cosy to setup your component system folder structure

yo cosy

Questions the generator will ask

  1. Your project name
  2. Do you want to use @scoped npm package names
  3. Package scope name (only if previous question is true, will use @scope as prefix for your packages)
  4. Do you want to use yarn?
  5. Do you want to use yarn workspaces (only if previous question is true)

Subgenerators

yo cosy:package <component-name>

Generates a new component as package. If you have specified a @scope, this subgenerator will use the package scope as prefix for your new created package name.

You can omit the <component-name> part on the cli, the generator will than ask for your component name.

Questions

  1. Component name (only if not specified as cli argument)
  2. Package name
  3. Atomic design stage (Atom, Molecules, Organism, Template, Page)