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@digi-frontend/wasl-cli

v1.1.0

Published

A powerful CLI tool for React projects to streamline development by scaffolding components, slices, utilities, and setting up essential tools like Redux, Formik, and Husky.

Readme

Wasl-CLI

A powerful CLI tool for React projects to streamline development by scaffolding components, slices, utilities, and setting up essential tools like Redux, Formik, and Husky.

Installation

npm install -g @digi-frontend/wasl-cli

Usage

You can use the CLI in interactive mode by simply running:

wasl

Or you can use specific commands for generation and setup.

Generators

Generate boilerplate code for various project elements.

wasl generate [type]
# Alias: wasl g [type]

Available Types:

| Type | Alias | Description | |------|-------|-------------| | component | c | Create a new React component | | slice | s | Create a Redux Toolkit slice | | test | t | Create a component test file | | utility | u | Create a utility function |

Examples:

wasl generate component
wasl g s

Setup Tools

Quickly configure third-party libraries and tools in your project.

wasl setup [type]
# Alias: wasl s [type]

Available Types:

| Type | Alias | Description | |------|-------|-------------| | redux | r | Setup Redux Toolkit | | formik | f | Setup Formik for form management | | husky | h | Setup Husky for git hooks |

Examples:

wasl setup redux
wasl s h

Features

Husky Integration with Jira Mapping

When setting up Husky (wasl setup husky), the CLI provides an interactive wizard to configure:

  1. Pre-commit Branch Naming Check: Ensures branch names follow conventions (e.g., feat/xxx, bugfix/xxx).
  2. Commit Message Validation: Enforces Conventional Commits format.
  3. Jira Ticket Mapping: Automatically extracts Jira ticket IDs from your branch name and prepends them to your commit message.
    • Supports case-insensitive matching (e.g., wasl-123 -> [WASL-123]).

License

ISC