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@jilio/addnew

v1.0.6

Published

A utility for adding new components using feature-sliced methodology

Downloads

247

Readme

Addnew

addnew is a command-line utility designed to simplify the creation of new components in your feature-sliced architecture.

This tool supports the generation of various component types such as pages, widgets, features, entities, and shared. It also takes care of correctly updating paths in your tsconfig.json file.

Installation

yarn add -D @jilio/addnew

For easier access, you can add it to the scripts section of your package.json:

"scripts": {
  "addnew": "npx @jilio/addnew"
}

Usage

To create a new component, use the following syntax:

npx @jilio/addnew <component_type> <component_name>

<component_type> should be one of the following:

  • page
  • widget
  • feature
  • entity
  • shared

<component_name> is the name of your new component.

For example, to create a new feature named ThemeToggle, you would run:

npx @jilio/addnew feature ThemeToggle

or

yarn addnew feature themeToggle

This will create a new directory in your src/4_features directory named ThemeToggle, with a React component file (ThemeToggle.tsx) and an index.ts file.

Note

For shared type, it just creates a single .ts file instead of a full component structure. For example:

npx @jilio/addnew shared router

This will create a new router.ts file in your src/6_shared directory.

License

MIT