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vuejs-generate

v1.1.1

Published

A CLI for generating component- and module templates in Vue.js

Downloads

8

Readme

vuejs-generate

A CLI for generating component- and module templates in Vue.js.

List of content

  1. Install
  2. Usage

Install

npm i -g vuejs-generate

Usage

Display all commands in terminal with:

$ vg help

Generating a Vue compoment

$ vg component <name>

If an ./src/components or ./components directory exists, the component will be created there.
If not, it will be created in the directory where the command is executed.

Component flags

| Flag name | Description | | ----------- | ----------- | | -d | Adds a data property | | -m | Adds a methods property | | -x | Adds an Axios import | | -s | Sets style-lang attribute to SCSS | | -a | Adds all of the options above | | -t | Sets up a unit test for the component, in <name>.spec.js |

Example

$ vg component Button -d -m

Generates a file called Button.vue which contains a vue component with data- and methods properties.

Generating a Vuex store

$ vg store

If an ./src/store or ./store already exists the vg CLI will prompt you to override this folder. The store is created with a default module, myModule. To overwrite this default name, use the -m flag and type in the module name you want:

Example

$ vg store -m SessionModule
Vuex store was created - Don't forget to import it on your Vue instance
SessionModule was created in Vuex-store

Generating Vuex modules

$ vg vuexmod <modulename>

If an ./src/store or ./store directory exists, the module will be created there.
If not, it will be created in the directory where the command is executed.

Example

$ vg vuexmod SessionModule  
SessionModule was created in Vuex-store

Generating unit tests

$ vg test <name>

Creates a yourTestName.spec.js file, with some scaffolding for a Vue test utils/jest unit test suite. If a ./tests/unit or ./tests folder exist, the test will be created there. Else it will be created in current directory.