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next-new-component

v1.0.2

Published

CLI for creating new React components for next js

Downloads

3

Readme

next-new-component

next-new-component is a CLI for creating new React components for Next.js.

Description

This project provides a command-line interface for generating new React components for Next.js projects. It allows users to create new components with ease, following a set of customizable configurations.

Installation

To install next-new-component, run the following command:

npm install -g next-new-component

Usage

Once installed, you can use next-new-component to quickly scaffold new components. For example, to create a new component named MyNewComponent, run:

next-new-component MyNewComponent

This command will create a new directory at src/components/MyNewComponent with the necessary files for a React component.

Configuration

Configuration for next-new-component can be done through a global .new-component-config.json file in your home directory, a local .new-component-config.json file in your project's root directory, or via command-line arguments. For example, to specify the language as TypeScript when creating a component, you can use:

next-new-component MyNewComponent --lang ts

This will create the component files with a .tsx extension.

Features

  • Simple CLI interface for adding React components.
  • Supports customization through configuration.
  • Provides colorful terminal output for a better user experience.

Development

To contribute to the development of next-new-component:

  1. Fork and clone the Git repo.
  2. Install dependencies with yarn install or npm install.
  3. Set up a symlink by running npm link in the next-new-component directory.
  4. Test your changes by creating components in a test React project.

About

This project is a useful tool for quickly creating new React components in Next.js projects. While it is not actively maintained, it offers a straightforward way to generate boilerplate code for components.

For more information, you can visit the GitHub repository.