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redux-folder-create

v0.2.1

Published

a small npm command line that sets up redux folder in an opinionated way

Downloads

8

Readme

redux-folder-create

A little scaffolding tool that creates a redux folder with a actions, constants reducer and the initial state file.

Structure - Group By Feature

Redux-Folder-Create helps you structure your code by features and not by types. The application also namespaces the files within the folder helping users who use cmd + p frequently to look for files.

Constants

By default the constants are namespaced with the feature name you can use the -c to skip that.

Install

This project is available as an npm package.

npm redux-folder-create -g

Using

The command line looks for three arguments -f for folder, -a for actions and -c for the namespace option.

-f option

Running the command just with the folder option just creates the files and import statements.

redux-folder-create -f someFeature

-a option

The real timesaver comes from using the actions argument. It will create a basic structure in the action file, create the constants and also it creates the switch statement.

redux-folder-create -f someFolder -a onClick onSubmit onError onDone

-c, namespace option

By default the constants are namespaced with the feature name if you use the -c option it will skip the namespacing.

Folder Structure

If you create a folder called "FOO" then the folder structure will be:

FOO/

  • FOO.actions.js
  • FOO.reducer.js
  • FOO.constants.js
  • FOO.initialState.js

Example Folder

The Example folder has an output from the command below.

redux-folder-create -f example -a onSubmit onClick onResolve

and then

redux-folder-create -a onDone onError clickBanner

Licence

MIT 2017, Arnthor Agustsson.