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nextstandardly

v1.0.5

Published

A CLI tool for generating backend code components

Downloads

17

Readme

NextStandardly

NextStandardly is a CLI tool for quickly generating backend code components for Next.js projects. Generate services, models, brokers, controllers, and routers with ease.

Quick Start

Use NextStandardly directly with npx (no installation required):

npx nextstandardly

Usage

Basic command:

npx nextstandardly [options]

Options:

  • -e, --entity <name>: Singular entity name
  • -p, --plural <name>: Plural entity name
  • -c, --components <items>: Components to generate (comma-separated)

Example:

npx nextstandardly -e User -p Users -c service,controller

If you run the command without options, NextStandardly will guide you through an interactive prompt.

Available Components

  • service: Service Files
  • model_broker: Model and Broker Files
  • controller: Action Controller
  • router: Router File

Examples

  1. Generate all components for a 'User' entity with prompts:

    npx nextstandardly
  2. Generate all components for a 'Product' entity without prompts:

    npx nextstandardly -e Product -p Products
  3. Generate only service and controller for an 'Order' entity:

    npx nextstandardly -e Order -p Orders -c service,controller

Template Customization

To customize templates, create a templates directory in your project root with the following structure:

templates/
├── EntityNameService.Interface.txt
├── EntityNameService.Validation.txt
├── EntityNameService.Exceptions.txt
├── EntityNameService.txt
├── ModelTemplate.txt
├── BrokerTemplate.txt
├── BrokerInterfaceTemplate.txt
├── ActionControllerTemplate.txt
└── RouterTemplate.txt

NextStandardly will use these templates instead of the default ones if present.

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Please submit a Pull Request on our GitHub repository.

License

MIT License. See LICENSE file for details.

Support

For issues or questions, please open an issue on our GitHub repository.


Happy coding with NextStandardly! 🚀