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zdxb

v0.1.2

Published

A cli tool to get you off work early。

Downloads

13

Readme

ZDXB

A cli tool to get you off work early。

Usage

install it in global: yarn global add zdxb or npm -g install zdxb

run: zdxb <template> <name> <target>

  • template: the template will be used.template must be registered before.
  • name: file name(class name) of the generated files.
  • target: target path of the generated files. realative to process.cwd().

And you can also install in locally and write a npm script in package.json of your project.

{
 "zdxb": "zdxb --"
}

And run

yarn zdxb <template> <name> <target>

Customize

Now you can find all built-in templates in the templates directory of zdxb package. You can PR or clone this project if you want to customize your own templates.

1. Make a new directory.

Create your own directory in templates directory of the package. The new directory name will be the name of template in cli. Multi-level directory is supported.

2. Write template file.

Now we get only name parameter for template file. The name will be transformed intp four styles and passed to template.

template variable | name style ----------------- | ---------- {% uppercamel %} | NameStyle {% kebab %} | name-style {% snake %} | name_style {% camel %} | nameStyle

3. Register template.

You need to register template before use it in cli:

// src/index.ts
const tm = new TemplateMaster(path.join(__dirname, '../templates'))
tm.register('component', 'src/components')

You can specify template name(dir name in templates dir) and default target path of the generated files.

4. Enjoy it.