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component-generator-cli

v0.5.17

Published

### STATUS: Not ready for use. A poem to discourage you: >Do not download in a pack. Do not download in a gem. Please do not download, no matter where or when.

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Component Generator CLI

STATUS: Not ready for use.

A poem to discourage you:

Do not download in a pack. Do not download in a gem. Please do not download, no matter where or when.


Purpose of this is to create scaffolding for multiple components easily

Getting Started

Install

npm i -g component-generator-cli

Use

compgen starts the component-generator

Commands

Summary

| Available | Command | Options | Example | |:----------|:--------|:--------|:--------| | N | add | [--preview/--p] , [--config/--c] | compgen~$ add Com Pon Ents --config path/to/my/config.json | N | fill-current | [--overwrite/--o] | compgen~$ fill-current --o | | N | undo | | compgen~$ undo |


Detailed
compgen~$ add [...components to add] --preview --config /path/to/config.json

add → Generate variadic number of components

| Option | Alias | Arguments | Description | |:-------|:------|:----------|:------------| | --preview | --p | N/A | See changes before executing | | --config | --c | /path/to/config.json → Overwrite defaults with your own custom config | Specify your own config for file names, extensions, code-templates, ignored directories and more |

compgen~$ fill-current

fill-current→ Fill current directories with template files (useful if you've already mkdir'd all of your components)

| Option | Alias | Description | |:-------|:------|:------------| | --overwrite | --o | Replaces matching files with new content

compgen~$ undo

undo → Revert all previous actions

| Option | Alias | Description | |:-------|:------|:------------| | N/A | | |


Config

Resources

Example