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cmllia

v0.1.1

Published

CLI to install Camellia UI components into your project

Readme

Camellia CLI

A command-line tool to easily install Camellia UI components into your project.

Camellia is a platform for frontend developers and UI/UX designers to share and reuse high-quality React components with live previews.

Installation

Global installation

npm install -g cmllia

Using npx (without installation)

npx cmllia add <screen-id>

Usage

Searching for components

cmllia search <query>

Example:

cmllia search button

This will display a list of available components matching your query.

Adding components

cmllia add <component-slug>

Example:

cmllia add button

This will:

  1. Fetch the component from Camellia’s component library.
  2. Create a components directory in your current working directory (if it doesn’t exist).
  3. Save the component as components/<component-slug>.tsx.
  4. Register the component in .cmllia.json for tracking.

Examples

Searching for components

cmllia search test

Output:

ℹ Searching for "test"...

Found components:
1. TestButton (test-button)
   A test button component for your project.
   Install: cmllia add test-button

2. TestScreen (test-screen)
   A test screen component for your project.
   Install: cmllia add test-screen

Requirements

  • Node.js >= 18.0.0

License

MIT