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create-react-functional-component

v1.0.6

Published

This package will create a simple react functional component with its css module with a boiler plate code.

Readme

This NPM package will create a simple react functional boilerplate component along with its CSS module.


How to install:

npm i -g create-react-functional-component

How to use:

  1. Go to the location where you want to create the component.
  2. Type the below command in the terminal. Make sure to modify the componentName in the below command with the name you want.
Creating single component
srfc componentName
example:
srfc Box
Creating multiple components
srfc componentName1 componentName2
example:
srfc Home Articles
Creating typescript components
srfc componentName1 componentName2 -ts
example:
srfc Home Articles -ts

What it will do:

without -ts option

This creates a component with the given component name as in the below structure if -ts is not specified in the command.

├── currentDirectoryInTerminal
    ├── componentName
        ├── ComponentName.jsx
        ├── ComponentName.module.css

ComponentName.jsx will have the below boilerplate code.

import styles from "./ComponentName.module.css";

export default function ComponentName() {
  return <div className{styles.ComponentName}>ComponentName</div>;
}

ComponentName.module.css will have the below boiler plate code.

.ComponentName {}
with -ts option

This creates a component with the given component name as in the below structure if -ts is specified in the command.

├── currentDirectoryInTerminal
    ├── componentName
        ├── ComponentName.tsx
        ├── ComponentName.module.css

All the files will have the same content as specified above, only the file name will be "tsx" instead of "jsx".