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rctr

v1.0.5

Published

React CLI

Downloads

5

Readme

rx

CLI for React projects built with Parcel.

Install

npm i -g rctr

Commands

Below are the avilable commands you can run with the rx cli.

new

rx new my-app

rx new scaffolds a new app with support for SSR, lazyloading, i18n, SCSS, and more. We chose the kitchen sink approach.

For an example of what gets scaffolded, see react-starter.

generate

rx generate scaffolds code snippets in the directory the command is run.

Here is a list of arguments the rx generate command will take.

| type | file | | ----------------------- | ------------------------------------------ | | fn-component, fc | pure function component | | arrow-fn-component, afc | arrow function component | | component, c | class component | | view, v | class component with imported styles, test | | ssr | server-side rendered view | | test, t | spec file | | state, s | state with reducer | | context , ctx | context |

Example

rx generate view Map

  • Map.tsx created
  • Map.spec.tsx created
  • Map.scss created

Some generators support optional arguments --routing and --lazy.

rx g ssr About --routing --lazy

  • About.tsx created
  • About.spec.tsx created
  • About.scss created
  • App.tsx has new routes

The first argument --routing adds a route to the nearest implementation of React Router.

<Route exact={true} path="/about" render={() => <About />} />

The second argument --lazy optionally lazyloads the component.

const About = importComponent(() => import("./view/about/About"));

Development

If you want to contribute fork this repo, make your changes and submit a pull request.

To get started with development run yarn install and yarn link.