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rcg-cli-tool

v2.2.1

Published

CLI Tools to generate react components

Downloads

18

Readme

React Component Generator

React Component Generator is a CLI to generate Components for your React Project.

  • Install

This CLI Tool must be installed globally.
npm install rcg-cli-tool@latest -g
  • Config File

    The Config File is named rg.config.json .

    Initialize the config file :

    To Initialize the config file , write down the following command :
    rg --init

Example

This config file will generate for you a file under the components folder. The template will be JavaScript (.jsx file). The styling will be SCSS file and the type of component will be Functional

{
  "template": "jsx",
  "style": "scss",
  "dist": "components",
  "type": "rfce"
}

Properties and Values

  • Template :

| Property | Values | Output | | :------: | :----: | :-------: | | Template | jsx | .jsx file | | | tsx | .tsx file |

  • Dist :

| Property | Values | Output | | :------: | :-----: | :------------------------------------: | | Dist | Example | Generate Component Under : Example |

  • Style :

| Property | Values | Output | | :------: | :----: | :--------: | | Style | css | .css file | | | scss | .scss file | | | sass | .sass file | | | less | .less file |

  • Component :

| Property | Values | Output | | :------: | :----: | :------------------: | | type | rce | Class Component | | | rfce | Functional Component |

Default : The config file initialy configured to : JavaScript CSS Functional Component .

Dynamic Generation

You can specify the Name of Component and generated file type directly from your command line

  1. Component Generation : You can specify custom properties for your components dynamically.
    rg component_name (ts) (sass) (test)