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@sealcode/sealgen

v0.19.17

Published

Module to automate adding routes and collections to a sealious application

Readme

In order to add Font Squirrel fonts with get-fonts command you need to create fonts.json file with the following structure:

{
  "fontSquirrel": {
    "source-sans-pro": [],
    "fira-sans": ["hair", "medium"]
  }
}

where you put an empty brackets for a regular style font or a list of desired font styles.

Register External Controllers and Styles

When creating a module that is a dependency for a Sealgen app, you can automatically register your module's controllers and styles with the parent project using these commands:

register-external-controllers

Registers a module's stimulus controllers directory with the parent project's sealgen.controllerDirs configuration.

npx sealgen register-external-controllers <module-name> <subdirectory>

Example:

npx sealgen register-external-controllers my-module src/stimulus-controllers

This will add node_modules/my-module/src/stimulus-controllers to the parent project's package.json sealgen configuration.

register-external-styles

Registers a module's styles directory with the parent project's sealgen.styleDirs configuration.

npx sealgen register-external-styles <module-name> <subdirectory>

Example:

npx sealgen register-external-styles my-module src/styles

This will add node_modules/my-module/src/styles to the parent project's package.json sealgen configuration.

Usage in Module Development

You can add these commands to your module's package.json postinstall script to automatically register your controllers and styles when the module is installed:

{
  "name": "my-module",
  "scripts": {
    "postinstall": "npx sealgen register-external-controllers my-module src/stimulus-controllers && npx sealgen register-external-styles my-module src/styles"
  }
}

How It Works

  1. The command traverses up the directory tree from the current working directory
  2. It looks for a package.json file that contains a sealgen configuration
  3. It adds the specified path to the appropriate array (controllerDirs or styleDirs)
  4. If the sealgen configuration doesn't exist, it creates it
  5. If the path is already present, it doesn't add a duplicate

This ensures that when your module is installed as a dependency, the parent project will automatically know where to find your controllers and styles.

Attributions

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