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jsnip

v0.0.10

Published

Get common JavaScript code snippets

Downloads

13

Readme

jsnip Build Status

Get common JavaScript code snippets.

:hamburger: This is my WIP snippet library where you can get customizable JS code snippets from within your node applications.

Note: The React snippets are currently in a React Native flavor and the JavaScript is intended to reflect the ES2015 (ES6) syntax.

If you want to get snippets from the command line, check out jsnip-cli.

Install

$ npm install --save jsnip

Usage

const jsnip = require('jsnip');
jsnip('reducer', { name: 'MyAwesomeClass' });

API

jsnip(input, [options])

input

Type: string

The name of the code snippet you want to print. Click the link to see the actual snippet file.

| input | Description | | ------| -----------| | function | A functional React component. | | class | A class-based React component. | | action | A Redux action snippet. | | reducer | A Redux reducer snippet. | | lorem | 3 paragraphs of lorem ipsum text. | | reduxclass | A connected (Redux) React class-based component. |

options

Type: object

Possible options are:

| | Type | Default | Description | | ----- | ----- | ----- | ----- | | name | string | 'ClassName' | Specify the function or class name to use in the output |

Contribution

Currently this module is for my own productivity, so I won't be accepting Pull Requests that try to impose specific styles or opinions. However I will accept Pull Requests that aim to populate the snippet library with useful goodies. :hamburger:

Related

  • jsnip-cli Get these snippets from the command line; Optionally copy to the clipboard.

License

MIT © Michael Wuergler