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@gromlab/create

v0.1.7

Published

Template-based file generator CLI

Readme

Template-based file generator

CLI utility for generating files and folder structures from customizable templates.

Installation

Quick Start with npx

npx @gromlab/create <template> <name>

Global Installation (Recommended)

Global installation provides the create command with autocomplete for template names.

1. Install:

npm i -g @gromlab/create && create install-autocomplete

2. Reload your shell:

# macOS (zsh)
source ~/.zshrc

# Linux (bash)
source ~/.bashrc

# Linux (fish)
exec fish

Usage

create <template> <name> [path] [options]

If [path] is not specified, files are created in the current directory.

Example

# Create a component from template
create component Button

# Specify output folder positionally
create component Button src/components

Templates

Templates are stored in the .templates/ folder at the project root. Each subfolder is a separate template.

Creating a Template

  1. Create a folder in .templates/ with the template name
  2. Add files and folders using variables in names and content
  3. Variables are enclosed in double curly braces: {{variable}}

The number of variables is unlimited — use any names you need.

Structure

.templates/
├── component/
│   └── {{name.pascalCase}}/
│       ├── index.ts
│       ├── {{name.pascalCase}}.tsx
│       └── {{name.pascalCase}}.module.css
└── zustand-store/
    └── {{name.camelCase}}Store/
        ├── index.ts
        ├── {{name.camelCase}}Store.ts
        └── {{name.camelCase}}Store.type.ts

Variables

Variables are substituted in file/folder names and file contents. You can use any variables in templates — the CLI will prompt for values for all found variables.

  • name — required variable, set by positional argument
  • Custom variables are passed via flags: --author "John Doe"

Case Modifiers:

| Syntax | Result for myButton | |--------|----------------------| | {{name}} | myButton | | {{name.pascalCase}} | MyButton | | {{name.camelCase}} | myButton | | {{name.kebabCase}} | my-button | | {{name.snakeCase}} | my_button | | {{name.screamingSnakeCase}} | MY_BUTTON |

# Template with {{name}} and {{author}} variables
create component Button --author "John Doe"

Template Content Example

// {{name.pascalCase}}.tsx
import styles from './{{name.pascalCase}}.module.css'

export const {{name.pascalCase}} = () => {
  return <div className={styles.wrapper}>{{name.pascalCase}}</div>
}

Options

| Option | Description | |--------|-------------| | --overwrite | Overwrite existing files | | --skip-update | Skip CLI update check | | --<variable> <value> | Custom template variable |