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autoplate

v1.0.20

Published

AutoComponents is a CLI tool to generate an opinionated file structure for common and screen based components.

Downloads

4

Readme

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autoplate is a CLI tool to generate an opinionated file structure for common and screen based components. To begin with, this package will support react and react-testing-library to generate boilerplate for a file and corresponding test.

This package is a work in progress.

Development

As of now, you will need to manually add to path or run npm link in the src folder.

Roadmap

1.1.0

  • Autoinstall into path

1.2.0

  • Custom folder structures in the autocomponent.json
  • Custom boiler plates able to be set by file extension in the autocomponent.json

Get Started

Run npm install -g autoplate

In the root of your project folder, run ap init. By default it will assume you have a src folder. If this is not the case, then alter the root in the autocomponents.json.

To make a component run ap <name> <type> <size>. For example:

ap Button common atoms to create a Button in the common atoms.

ap HeroBlock product molecules to create a HeroBlock in a Product screen as a molecule.

The type can be either common or the name of a screen subfolder. If the screen subfolder doesn't exist, it will attempt to make it.