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@rihan.taher/create-react-component-cli

v1.0.2

Published

Create react or typescript component with command line

Readme

Installation:

The provided instructions are for installing and using a tool called create-react-component-cli to generate React components. Here's a breakdown of the installation and usage instructions:

Global Installation (Recommended): To install the tool globally, run the following command:

npm install -g @rihan.taher/create-react-component-cli

Development Dependency Installation: Alternatively, you can install it as a development dependency by running:

npm install --save-dev @rihan.taher/create-react-component-cli

Create React Component

Once the tool is installed, you can create a React component by using the npx component command followed by the desired component path and name. For example:

npx component src/components/header

By default it will create a jsx component, a css module file

Additional Flags: There are a few flags you can use to customize the generated component:

  • -jsx or -tsx: Specify the file format for the component (JSX or TypeScript with JSX).
  • -cssm: Create a CSS module file for the component.
  • -test: Generate a test file for the component.

Changing Default Settings: If you want to change the default settings, you can use the npx component set command followed by the desired flag and value. For example:

 npx component set -cssm=false

Allowed settings are:

  • -test=(true/false): Toggle test file generation.
  • -cssm=(true/false): Toggle CSS module file generation.
  • -format=(jsx/tsx): Set the default file format for components (JSX or TypeScript with JSX).