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next-component-cli

v1.1.1

Published

CLI for creating new React components

Downloads

9

Readme

next-component-cli

This is package for create new component

Quick Start

Install via NPM:

# Using NPM
$ npm i next-component-cli

# or, using PNPM:
$ pnpm i next-component-cli

Reference

This package has several options for generating files.

-i = {ComponentName}.tsx
-t = {ComponentName}.types.ts
-h = {ComponentName}.hooks.ts
-c = {ComponentName}.constants.ts
-s = {ComponentName}.schemas.ts

-all = generate all files

You can create a folder structure according to what you want to create.

cd into your project's directory, and try creating a new component:

$ new-component NewComponent

Your project will now have a new directory has five files index , view, types, hooks, constants:

// `NewComponent/index.tsx`
import NewComponent from './NewComponent';

export default NewComponent;

$ new-component <ComponentName> <Option>

$ new-component NewComponent -all
# or
$ new-component NewComponent -i -t -c -h -s

$ new-component <ComponentName> -d <Path>

$ new-component NewComponent -d features/parent-folder/views 

$ new-component <ComponentName> <Path> <Option>

$ new-component NewComponent -d features/parent-folder/views -all
# or
$ new-component NewComponent -d features/parent-folder/views -i -t -c -h -s

These files will be formatted according to your Prettier configuration.