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ffc

v0.0.1

Published

Cli tool to generate new files based of projects best practices

Readme

Fast File CLI

CLI tool to generate new files based on teams best practices.

Getting Started

Install ffc:

> npm install -g ffc

Usage

| Command | Alias | Description | Default | Example | |---|---|---|---|---| | generate | g | It generates a file, <component> is what you define in your config file | n/a | ffc generate <component> src/components/thisIsAComponent | | flat | f | Flat doesn't create container folder | false | ffc g <component> src/components/thisIsAComponent --flat | | help | n/a | It shows all the available commands | n/a | ffc generate --help | | help | n/a | It shows usage help | n/a | ffc --help |

Setup

First, create your schematic folder in your project's root folder. Inside that folder, create your component file with it's files.

Example:

package.json
src/
schematic/
    component/
        {name}.js
        ...
...

Inside schematic/component/ you can add any number of files with any file extension.

Example:

package.json
src/
schematic/
    component/
        {name}.js
        {name}.scss
        {name}.desktop.scss
        {name}.tablet.scss
        {name}.mobile.scss
...

Now, you need to write your ffcconfig.json in your project's root folder.

ffcconfig.json

This is a required config file that contains:

{
    "commands": [
        {
            "command": ["component", "c"],
            "schematic": "schematic/component",
            "folderStyle": "camel"
        },
        ...
    ]
}

Folder/File styles

| Name | Style | Example | |---|---|---| | Lower Case | | thisisaexample | | Camel Case | camel | thisIsAExample | | Pascal Case | pascal | ThisIsAExample | | Snake Case | snake | this_is_a_example | | Kebab Case | kebab | this-is-a-example |

Templates

ffc uses a very simple template system that works on file name and file content. The only available variable atm is {name:<style>}.

All the available options are: {name}, {name:camel}, {name:pascal}, {name:snake} and {name:kebab}.

So, if we run: ffc generate component src/components/thisIsAComponent

  • {name}.js will become thisisacomponent.js
  • {name:camel}.js will become thisIsAComponent.js
  • {name:pascal}.js will become ThisIsAComponent.js
  • {name:snake}.js will become this_is_a_component.js
  • {name:kebab}.js will become this-is-a-component.js

This also works for file contents, React component example:

// {name:pascal}.js
import React from 'react';

import './{name:snake}.scss';

class {name:pascal} extends React.Component {
    render() {
        return (
            <div className="{name:pascal}">
                <span>{name} works</span>
            </div>
        );
    }
}

export default {name:pascal};

This will become:

// ThisIsAComponent.js
import React from 'react';

import './this_is_a_component.scss';

class ThisIsAComponent extends React.Component {
    render() {
        return (
            <div className="ThisIsAComponent">
                <span>thisisacomponent works</span>
            </div>
        );
    }
}

export default ThisIsAComponent;

How to Contribute

All pull requests are welcome