Your own sub-generator. In minutes. Bundled with your project.

Features

• Simple to use
• Supports both folder and single-file templates
• Lowercase, uppercase and even capitalized placeholders
• Placeholders work even in filenames

Usage

1. Add tempter to your dev dependencies

yarn add -D tempter
# OR
npm install -dev tempter

Q: Why not CLI?
A: You can bundle it with your boilerplate this way!

2. Create your generator file (e.g. generator.js)

// generator.js contents
require('tempter')('your/template/directory')

3. Add your templates to this directory

4. Done! You can now use your generator!

node generator.js

Tip: You may also add it to your npm scripts!

Docs

How to create a template

1. Create a folder (e.g. React Component) for your template in your template directory (e.g. templates)

2. Create a config file template.json for your template

Documentation

3. Add files

Just add template files in the same directory as template.json.

Placeholder documentation

Template configuration

{
  "dir": "src/components",
  "type": "subfolder"
}

| Option | Description | Required | | ------ | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | -------- | | dir | Says where our template should be coppied to | true | | type | Determines if the template should be placed in a subfolder ("subfolder"), or just spread in dir ("spread") | true |

Placeholders

Placeholders may be used in both filenames and the actual templates, they will be replaced by the generator.

| Placeholder | Replaced by | Example | | ----------- | ---------------------------- | ------- | | lowNAME | Name from input, lowercased | name | | uppNAME | Name from input, uppercased | NAME | | capNAME | Name from input, capitalized | Name |

Author

👤 DEVICARUS

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• Github: @DEVICARUS