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tmpl-cli

v1.0.3

Published

An opinionated template generator

Downloads

68

Readme

tmpl-cli

oclif Version Downloads/week License

Table of Contents

Install

npm install -g @tkil/tmpl-cli

Summary

tmpl is a cli tool for generating boiler plate code and spiking projects. Its toolset is geared toward a holistic frontend developer. It is a heavy cli consisting of many sub-clis. Each sub-cli governs a category such as web, react, vue, etc... A comprehensive list can be found in this readme under Commands or Online Docs. The online docs may also be summoned locally anytime once installed via the command tmpl docs from the terminal.

Background / Inspiration
tmpl was built using OCLIF. It takes inspiration from Yeoman and the Angular CLI. To my knowledge, the best thing React has going for it is create-react-app. I feel the React community could have done better for us. This tool was born out of envy for Angular CLI's ability to speed up development and deliver an awesome coding experience.

Future
The project started with a React focus, but it will become more and more of an all purpose template and code generation tool as it grows and matures. This will range from generating web components to creating common config files. Requests are welcome, but I treat this project as a personal tool that I make public and share with others. That means the code generated and tmpl's toolset can be somewhat opinionated.

There is currently no way to configure tmpl for custom needs. I am open to building this in if enough people start using it and that becomes an ask.

Note: the docs are kept up to date using automation for both this readme and the online docs.

Online Docs

Documentation: https://tkil.gitlab.io/tmpl-cli/

Docs are powered by Docz

Usage

$ npm install -g tmpl-cli
$ tmpl COMMAND
running command...
$ tmpl (-v|--version|version)
tmpl-cli/1.0.3 darwin-x64 node-v15.7.0
$ tmpl --help [COMMAND]
USAGE
  $ tmpl COMMAND
...

Commands

tmpl api [NAME]

Sub cli for api generator

Sub cli for api generator

USAGE
  $ tmpl api [NAME]

OPTIONS
  -d, --dry-run     preview install with no changes
  -f, --force       force install and overwrite
  -h, --help        show CLI help
  -i, --install     Active install instead of dep add
  -j, --javascript  force javascript templates
  -t, --typescript  force typescript templates

EXAMPLES
  Create an api call helper
  $ tmpl api [name]

  Create an api call helper, force ts
  $ tmpl api [name] -t

tmpl docs

Sub cli for tmpl's docs

Sub cli for tmpl's docs

USAGE
  $ tmpl docs

OPTIONS
  -d, --dry-run  preview install with no changes
  -f, --force    force install and overwrite
  -h, --help     show CLI help

EXAMPLE
  Open tmpl's docs in a browser
  $ tmpl docs

tmpl env [NAME]

Sub cli for env generator

Sub cli for env generator

USAGE
  $ tmpl env [NAME]

OPTIONS
  -d, --dry-run  preview install with no changes
  -f, --force    force install and overwrite
  -h, --help     show CLI help
  -i, --install  Active install instead of dep add

EXAMPLE
  Create env files under /env with config
  $ tmpl env

tmpl git [COMMAND]

Sub Cli to Create gitignores and init commits

Sub Cli to Create gitignores and init commits

USAGE
  $ tmpl git [COMMAND]

OPTIONS
  -d, --dry-run  preview install with no changes
  -f, --force    force install and overwrite
  -h, --help     show CLI help
  -i, --install  Active install instead of dep add

EXAMPLES
  Creates a general .gitignore and inits
  $ tmpl git

  Creates a csharp .gitignore and inits
  $ tmpl git csharp

tmpl hbs [COMMAND] [ARG]

Creates a new hbs project

Creates a new hbs project

USAGE
  $ tmpl hbs [COMMAND] [ARG]

OPTIONS
  -d, --dry-run     preview install with no changes
  -f, --force       force install and overwrite
  -h, --help        show CLI help
  -i, --install     Active install instead of dep add
  -j, --javascript  force javascript templates
  -t, --typescript  force typescript templates

EXAMPLE
  Inits new hbs project
  $ tmpl hbs init

tmpl help [COMMAND]

display help for tmpl

display help for <%= config.bin %>

USAGE
  $ tmpl help [COMMAND]

ARGUMENTS
  COMMAND  command to show help for

OPTIONS
  --all  see all commands in CLI

tmpl html [COMMAND] [NAME]

Sub cli for html templates

Sub cli for html templates

USAGE
  $ tmpl html [COMMAND] [NAME]

OPTIONS
  -d, --dry-run  preview install with no changes
  -f, --force    force install and overwrite
  -h, --help     show CLI help

EXAMPLE
  Adds a simple html form file
  $ tmpl html form [name]

tmpl husky [COMMAND] [ARG]

Sub cli for Husky install

Sub cli for Husky install

USAGE
  $ tmpl husky [COMMAND] [ARG]

OPTIONS
  -d, --dry-run  preview install with no changes
  -f, --force    force install and overwrite
  -h, --help     show CLI help
  -i, --install  Active install instead of dep add

EXAMPLE
  Creates a .huskyrc and installs
  $ tmpl husky

tmpl jest [COMMAND] [ARG]

Sub cli for jest install

Sub cli for jest install

USAGE
  $ tmpl jest [COMMAND] [ARG]

OPTIONS
  -d, --dry-run     preview install with no changes
  -f, --force       force install and overwrite
  -h, --help        show CLI help
  -i, --install     Active install instead of dep add
  -j, --javascript  force javascript templates
  -t, --typescript  force typescript templates

EXAMPLES
  Creates a jest.config.js and installs
  $ tmpl jest

  Creates a jest.config.js and installs
  $ tmpl jest -t

tmpl lintstaged [COMMAND] [ARG]

Sub cli for lint-staged templates

Sub cli for lint-staged templates

USAGE
  $ tmpl lintstaged [COMMAND] [ARG]

OPTIONS
  -d, --dry-run  preview install with no changes
  -f, --force    force install and overwrite
  -h, --help     show CLI help
  -i, --install  Active install instead of dep add

EXAMPLE
  Creates a .lintstagedrc.jso file and installs
  $ tmpl lintstaged

tmpl lisp

Creates a small Lisp starter project

Creates a small Lisp starter project

USAGE
  $ tmpl lisp

OPTIONS
  -d, --dry-run  preview install with no changes
  -f, --force    force install and overwrite
  -h, --help     show CLI help

EXAMPLE
  Creates a small Lisp starter project
  $ tmpl lisp

tmpl node [COMMAND] [ARG]

Sub cli for Node project generation

Sub cli for Node project generation

USAGE
  $ tmpl node [COMMAND] [ARG]

OPTIONS
  -d, --dry-run     preview install with no changes
  -f, --force       force install and overwrite
  -h, --help        show CLI help
  -i, --install     Active install instead of dep add
  -j, --javascript  force javascript templates
  -t, --typescript  force typescript templates

EXAMPLES
  Initialize a node project
  $ tmpl node init

  Initialize a node project
  $ tmpl node init -t

tmpl prettier [COMMAND] [ARG]

Sub cli for prettier

Sub cli for prettier

USAGE
  $ tmpl prettier [COMMAND] [ARG]

OPTIONS
  -d, --dry-run  preview install with no changes
  -f, --force    force install and overwrite
  -h, --help     show CLI help
  -i, --install  Active install instead of dep add

EXAMPLE
  Installs prettier with eslint bridge to vscode
  $ tmpl prettier

tmpl python

Creates a small Python starter project

Creates a small Python starter project

USAGE
  $ tmpl python

OPTIONS
  -d, --dry-run  preview install with no changes
  -f, --force    force install and overwrite
  -h, --help     show CLI help

EXAMPLE
  Creates a small Python starter project
  $ tmpl python

tmpl react [COMMAND] [ARG]

Sub cli for React project init and generators

Sub cli for React project init and generators

USAGE
  $ tmpl react [COMMAND] [ARG]

OPTIONS
  -c, --contextName=contextName
  -d, --dry-run                  preview install with no changes
  -f, --force                    force install and overwrite
  -h, --help                     show CLI help
  -i, --install                  Active install instead of dep add
  -j, --javascript               force javascript templates
  -m, --mobxName=mobxName
  -t, --typescript               force typescript templates

EXAMPLES
  Create a new React project
  $ tmpl react init

  Create a functional component
  $ tmpl react fc [name]

  Create a functional component, force Typescript
  $ tmpl react fc [name] -t

  Create a functional component with context connected
  $ tmpl react fc [name] -c contextName

  Create a functional component with mobx store connection
  $ tmpl react fc [name] -m mobxStoreName

  Create a react data context under src/stores
  $ tmpl react context [name]

  Create a mobx state tree model under src/stores
  $ tmpl react mst [name]

tmpl readme

Creates a README.md file in the current directory

Creates a README.md file in the current directory

USAGE
  $ tmpl readme

OPTIONS
  -d, --dry-run  preview install with no changes
  -f, --force    force install and overwrite
  -h, --help     show CLI help
  -i, --install  Active install instead of dep add

EXAMPLE
  Creates a README.md file in the current directory
  $ tmpl readme

tmpl schema [NAME]

Sub cli for schema generator

Sub cli for schema generator

USAGE
  $ tmpl schema [NAME]

OPTIONS
  -d, --dry-run  preview install with no changes
  -f, --force    force install and overwrite
  -h, --help     show CLI help
  -i, --install  Active install instead of dep add

EXAMPLE
  Creates a schema
  $ tmpl schema [name]

tmpl style [COMMAND] [ARG]

Sub cli for Style templates

Sub cli for Style templates

USAGE
  $ tmpl style [COMMAND] [ARG]

OPTIONS
  -d, --dry-run  preview install with no changes
  -f, --force    force install and overwrite
  -h, --help     show CLI help
  -i, --install  Active install instead of dep add

EXAMPLES
  Creates a css reset file
  $ tmpl style reset

  Creates a css colors file
  $ tmpl style colors

  Creates a css colors-tailwind file
  $ tmpl style colors-tailwind

  Creates a css file to import sakura
  $ tmpl style sakura

  Creates a css file to import water
  $ tmpl style water

tmpl util [COMMAND] [ARG]

Sub cli for util helps

Sub cli for util helps

USAGE
  $ tmpl util [COMMAND] [ARG]

OPTIONS
  -d, --dry-run     preview install with no changes
  -f, --force       force install and overwrite
  -h, --help        show CLI help
  -i, --install     Active install instead of dep add
  -j, --javascript  force javascript templates
  -t, --typescript  force typescript templates

EXAMPLES
  Adds async util
  $ tmpl util async

  Adds cookie util
  $ tmpl util cookie

  Adds dynamic util
  $ tmpl util dynamic

  Adds event-listener util
  $ tmpl util event-listener

  Adds history util
  $ tmpl util history

  Adds polyfills util
  $ tmpl util polyfills

  Adds react util
  $ tmpl util react

tmpl vue [COMMAND] [ARG]

Sub cli for Vue project init and generators

Sub cli for Vue project init and generators

USAGE
  $ tmpl vue [COMMAND] [ARG]

OPTIONS
  -d, --dry-run     preview install with no changes
  -f, --force       force install and overwrite
  -h, --help        show CLI help
  -i, --install     Active install instead of dep add
  -j, --javascript  force javascript templates
  -t, --typescript  force typescript templates

EXAMPLES
  Create a new Vue project
  $ tmpl vue init

  Create a vue component
  $ tmpl vue component [name]

tmpl web [COMMAND] [ARG]

Sub cli for vanilla web projects

Sub cli for vanilla web projects

USAGE
  $ tmpl web [COMMAND] [ARG]

OPTIONS
  -d, --dry-run     preview install with no changes
  -f, --force       force install and overwrite
  -h, --help        show CLI help
  -i, --install     Active install instead of dep add
  -j, --javascript  force javascript templates
  -t, --typescript  force typescript templates

EXAMPLES
  Inits new web project
  $ tmpl web init

  Creates a web component
  $ tmpl web component [name]

tmpl webpack [COMMAND] [ARG]

Creates webpack.config.js and installs deps

Creates webpack.config.js and installs deps

USAGE
  $ tmpl webpack [COMMAND] [ARG]

OPTIONS
  -d, --dry-run     preview install with no changes
  -f, --force       force install and overwrite
  -h, --help        show CLI help
  -i, --install     Active install instead of dep add
  -j, --javascript  force javascript templates
  -t, --typescript  force typescript templates

EXAMPLE
  $ tmpl webpack

Version History

0.0.x - Pre-release, assume unstable