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react-cmd-cli

v0.1.2

Published

react cli

Downloads

11

Readme

react-cmd-cli

Add new feature :

npm run add-feature your-feature-name

This command will create a folder named : feature-name The folder structure will be :

  • pages
  • components
  • services
  • commons

Add new page (without components):

npm run add-page feature feature-name page page-name
  • Create page page-name under feature feature-name.
  • Add page to Routes.jsx.

Add new page (with components):

npm run add-page feature feature-name page page-name components component1 component2
  • Create page page-name under feature feature-name.
  • Add page to Routes.jsx.
  • Create components and components tests files.
  • Call components inside the page.

Init project with redux & saga :

npm run init-redux-saga

This script will install redux and saga dependencies and needed HOCs. It will also modify Routes.jsx export to :

import withReduxBoot from './core/redux/withReduxBoot;
export default withReduxBoot(Routes);

Connect page to redux & saga service :

npm run connect-page-to-redux-service feature feature-name page page-name service service-name service-data service-data-name query-type post/get query-params object-name

Get :

npm run connect-page-to-redux-service feature users page UserListPage service UserList service-data users query-type get

Post :

npm run connect-page-to-redux-service feature users page UserAddPage service UserAdd service-data user query-type post query-params user

This script will automatically create :

  • redux actions
  • redux reducer
  • saga service & link reducer with yield and actionType
  • add service to saga root
  • mapStateToProps & mapDispatchToProps in the page
  • export page

Issue (TODO)

When Page already contains mapStateToProps & mapDispatchToProps, it will create anothers mapStateToProps & mapDispatchToProps.

Note

Each service has its own : reducer, action, service file.