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blanker

v1.0.9

Published

Blanker is CLI for creating typical folders of yours project by blanks

Downloads

13

Readme

Blanker

Blanker is CLI for creating typical folders of yours project by blanks

  1. Create your blank in directory
  2. Run blanker NewAwesomeComponent there
  3. Start writing code

Installation

sudo npm i blanker -g

Command

Usage: blanker [options] [name] [dest]

Arguments:
  name                      name for placeholders
  dest                      destination of realized template (default: "./")

Options:
  -o, --optional            include all optional files
  -d, --dev                 enable dev mode
  -r, --required            include only required files
  -f, --find-template       find template upper if files doesn't exist in current directory
  -i, --include [files...]  include optional files by file names list
  -h, --help                display help for command

Template example

Vue component example

_blankVueComponent
    ├── [blanker_name].scss
    ├── [blanker_name].vue
    ├── index.ts
    └── mock.ts^ - optional file

[blanker_name].scss

.[blanker_name:kebabCase] {
  
}

[blanker_name].vue

<template>
  <div class="[blanker_name:kebabCase]">
    [blanker_name]
  </div>
</template>

<script setup lang="ts">

</script>

<style scoped lang="scss" src="./[blanker_name].scss"></style>

index.ts

import [blanker_name] from './[blanker_name].vue';

export default [blanker_name];

Template syntax

  • [blanker_name] - name of your entity
  • [<placeholder_name>:<formatter_name>] - use forrmating for placeholder
  • file_name^ - optional files are marked with ^ at the end

Formatters

  • [<placeholder_name>:kebabCase] - change your value to kebab-case style
  • [<placeholder_name>:camelCase] - change your value to camelCase style
  • [<placeholder_name>:pascalCase] - change your value to PascalCase style

Example:
Command: blanker SomeName

Template [blanker_name].scss:

.[blanker_name:kebabCase] {
  /* ... styles ...*/
}

Result SomeName.scss:

.some-name {
  /* ... styles ...*/
}