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zuzu

v0.0.1-beta.9

Published

`zuzu` is a small utility that helps generate files from a template. Just something like angular-cli `ng generate component` but not focused on any framework.

Downloads

10

Readme

zuzu

zuzu is a small utility that helps generate files from a template. Just something like angular-cli ng generate component but not focused on any framework.

Install

npm install --save-dev zuzu
yarn add --dev zuzu

Usage

npx zuzu name

By the default the CLI will look for the template folder in the current calling directory and copy the content of that folder to the name was inputted.

node_modules
template
├──── file.js
name
├──── file.js

-base-template

We can change the default template location by using -base-template arg.

npx zuzu -base-template=custom/location name

-t

If the template location has multiple directories and we want to select a specific folder we can use -t arg.

npx zuzu -t=cat name
node_modules
template
├──── cat
├──── cat.js
├──── dog
├──── dog.js
name
├──── cat.js

-no-dir

If we do not want to create the directory in the current calling location we can use -no-dir arg.

npx zuzu -no-dir name
node_modules
template
├──── file.js
file.js

-dir

We can change the output directory location using-dir arg

npx zuzu -dir=hello name
node_modules
template
├──── file.js
hello
├──── name
├──── file.js

Variable

The CLI support name variable.

npx zuzu hello

In the above cmd, the name variable is "hello". We can replace text content or file name in the selected template folder by using the name variable.

  • {{name}} => replace to current name.
  • {{nameCamel}} => replace to lower camel case
  • {{NameCamel}} => replace to camel case
  • {{nameKebab}} => replace to kebab case
  • {{NameKebab}} => replace to screaming kebab case.
  • {{Name}} => replace to title case.
  • {{NAME}} => replace to upper case.

Example

npx zuzu hello-world
node_modules
template
├──── {{NameCamel}}.js
hello-world
├──── HelloWorld.js

Content {{NameCamel}}.js file

import React, {FunctionComponent} from 'react';

const {{NameCamel}}: FunctionComponent = () => {
    return (
        <h1>Hello!</h1>
    );
};

export default {{NameCamel}};

Content HelloWorld.js file

import React, {FunctionComponent} from 'react';

const HelloWorld: FunctionComponent = () => {
    return (
        <h1>Hello!</h1>
    );
};

export default HelloWorld;