Hasaki

A simple file generator for all exist projects.

Installation

Prerequisites: Node.js ( >= 5.8.0 preferred ). 4.x should also work, but we haven't test it yet.

$ npm install -g hasaki

Usage

In your project root directory

$ hasaki init

If you want to use default configuration, you can use

$ hasaki init -y

to generate a default .hasakirc file.

see more information by use

$ hasaki -h

Create files

After get your .hasakirc file, simply run

$ hasaki create <page-name> <rule-name><,rule-name2>...

it will automatically create some <page-name> files according to your <rule-name> configuration. You can apply

multi <rule-name> by set them one by one. Or create a new rule and put all the target rule into an array. We call

this a rule group.

.hasakirc

.hasakirc is hasaki config file, it will automatically generate when you use hasaki init . But you can also

write or modify the whole file manually. Make sure the content type should be json.

configuration fields

• name Project name, default value a hasaki project.

• templateRootPath A path value. It's useful when you use template field in rules, default value ./_template.

• placeholder You can set this value to add a placeholder in your template file. hasaki will look for your template

file and replace all the placeholder to the <page-name> which you've set in hasaki create <page-name> <rule-name>. The default

value is __name。 In some case, you can set it to __Name or __NAME。 When placeholder's first letter is uppercase

the <page-name>'s first letter will set to uppercase. So it's easy to see __NAME will make the whole <page-name> become

uppercase.

• rules type Array

  • ruleName type Object, A name for your current rule.

    • extension the extension for the target file.

    • suffix the suffix for the target file.

    • prefix the prefix for the target file.

    • path the path where the target file will be.

    • template the path for your template file. If it's value is not "", content field will be ignore.

    • content default content for target file contain.

  • ruleGroup type Array. You can put your single rule into an array, and named it a new rule. This is very useful

when you want to generate multi files.

Default .hasakirc

Our default .hasakirc looks like

{
  "name": "a hasaki project",
  "templateRootPath": "./_template",
  "placeholder": "__name",
  "rules": [
    {
      "containerRule": {
        "extension": "js",
        "suffix": "",
        "prefix": "_",
        "path": "./container/",
        "template": "container.js"
      }
    },
    {
      "actionRule": {
        "extension": "js",
        "suffix": "",
        "path": "./actions/",
        "template": "action.js"
      }
    },
    {
      "sagaRule": {
        "extension": "js",
        "suffix": "saga",
        "path": "./saga/",
        "content": "haha"
      }
    },
    {
      "rule3": [
        "actionRule",
        "sagaRule",
        "containerRule"
      ]
    }
  ]
}

Contribution

请在提交 PR 前阅读我们的贡献指南

License

MIT