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@g-casau/rsfc-cli

v1.1.0

Published

CLI for React Single File Components — compile and inspect .rsfc files

Downloads

190

Readme

@g-casau/rsfc-cli

CLI for React Single File Components — compile .rsfc files to standalone JavaScript or inspect their parsed structure.

Installation

npm install -g @g-casau/rsfc-cli
# or use without installing:
npx @g-casau/rsfc-cli <command>

Commands

rsfc compile

Compiles an .rsfc file to a standalone JavaScript module. Styles are inlined as DOM-injection IIFEs (SSR-safe).

rsfc compile src/App.rsfc
rsfc compile src/App.rsfc -o dist/App.js

CSS preprocessors (sass, less, stylus) are used automatically when installed. If a preprocessor is missing, the raw source is injected as-is.

rsfc parse

Parses an .rsfc file and prints the descriptor as JSON. Useful for debugging, tooling, or documentation pipelines.

rsfc parse src/App.rsfc
rsfc parse src/App.rsfc | jq '.styles'
rsfc parse src/App.rsfc -o descriptor.json

Options

| Option | Description | |---|---| | -o, --out <file> | Write output to a file instead of stdout | | --version | Print the version number | | --help | Print help |

Examples

# Compile and pipe into a bundler
rsfc compile src/Widget.rsfc | esbuild --bundle --outfile=dist/widget.js

# Inspect all style blocks
rsfc parse src/App.rsfc | jq '.styles[].content'

# Batch compile
for f in src/components/*.rsfc; do
  rsfc compile "$f" -o "dist/$(basename "$f" .rsfc).js"
done

Programmatic API

The CLI also exports a programmatic API:

import { compileFile, parseFile } from "@g-casau/rsfc-cli";

// Compile to JS string
const js = await compileFile("src/App.rsfc");

// Get the parsed descriptor
const descriptor = parseFile("src/App.rsfc");

License

MIT