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@emmar/catalyst-cli

v0.1.2

Published

catalyst cli

Readme

Catalyst CLI

A cli for catalyst entity generation.

Quick Start

# install the package as a dev dependency
npm install --save-dev @emmar/catalyst-cli

Add npm script to package.json file

...
scripts: {
    "catalyst": "catalyst"
}
...
# execute the init command
# this will create a catalyst folder at the root of your project
# the folder will contain a config file and boilerplate for entity additions
npm run catalyst init

# to add an entity - execute the add command
npm run catalyst add {{entityName}}

Boilerplate

The init command will create a /catalyst/boilerplate directory at the base of your project. Create directories under the boilerplate directory - the underlying files will be copied to your project during the add command execution. ONLY the directories listed under the pathParts configuration value will be copied.

Example:

|-- package.json
|-- catalyst
    |-- catalyst-cli.config.json
    |-- boilerplate
        |-- model
            |-- sample.ts
        |-- service
            |-- example.ts

Configuration

Config file is read from catalyst/catalyst-cli.config.json

| Key | Description | | --------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------- | | modelTemplateFileName | Template file name of the Model Class | | pathParts | Key = source folder name (catalyst/{folder name}) and array of path parts points to destination folder. | | fileNameCasing | String casing to use for file names | | classNameCasing | String casing to use for class names | | propertyCasing | String casing to use for class properties |

Casing

| Name | Example | | ------ | ----------------- | | snake | string_snake_case | | kebab | string-kebab-case | | camel | stringCamelCase | | pascal | StringPascalCase | | upper | STRINGUPPERCASE | | lower | stringlowercase |