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breed-react-component

v1.0.1

Published

Generates a directory with 1) A functional React component, 2) A .scss file with a placeholder class that is imported to the component, 3) An index.js that default exports the component.

Downloads

21

Readme

breed-react-component

I like to put my React components in their own directories together with their stylesheet, export file, tests, Storybooks, etc., but I found myself writing boilerplate for this over and over again.

This utility program creates a directory, e.g. MyComponent with the following files:

MyComponent.js

import React from 'react';

import './MyComponent.scss';

const MyComponent = () => <div styleName="myComponent">[MyComponent]</div>;

export default MyComponent;

MyComponent.scss

.myComponent {

}

index.js

import MyComponent from './MyComponent';

export default MyComponent;

Installation

npm install -g breed-react-component

Usage

Just run breed MyComponent where you want to create the component. By default, the component files and directory will have the same name as the component. You can customize this by providing a path argument, e.g.

breed MyComponent --path=my-component