@gbrlcoelho/scaffold-cli
v1.2.1
Published
A CLI tool to scaffold components, sub-modules, hooks, utils and services.
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Scaffold CLI
This is a CLI tool to scaffold components, modules, and hooks for React applications.
Installation
You can use the CLI without installing it by using npx:
npx @gbrlcoelho/scaffold-cli create <path>Where <path> is the path to the folder where you want to scaffold the component, module, or hook.
Usage
Create a Component
To create a component, select 'Component' when prompted for the type. The CLI will create a new directory with the name you provide, and it will generate the necessary files including index.ts, <name>.tsx, types.ts, styles.ts, and a __tests__ directory with a <name>.test.tsx file.
Create a Hook
To create a hook, select 'Hook' when prompted for the type. The CLI will append an export statement to the index.ts file in the hooks directory and create a new hook file with the name you provide. It will also create a __tests__ directory with a <name>.test.ts file.
Create a Submodule
To create a module, select 'Module' when prompted for the type. The CLI will prompt you to select a directory to create the module in. It will then create a new directory with the name you provide, and generate the necessary files including index.ts, a screens directory with a screen file and a translations directory.
Util
To create a util, select 'Util' when prompted for the type. The CLI will prompt you to select the type of util you want to create (e.g. strings, objects, arrays, numbers, dates, validations, others, etc.). It will then create a new file with the name you provide, type, and the necessary imports.
Service
To create a service, select 'Service' when prompted for the type. The CLI will prompt you to select or create a directory to create the service in (e.g. auth, products, users, etc.). It will prompt again to select the type of service you want to create (e.g. cart or wishlist for the products service) or create a new one. It will then create a new file with the name you provide, type, and the necessary imports.
