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hygen-react

v0.4.2

Published

Hygen templates for project using React, Redux and Emotion

Downloads

16

Readme

Hygen React

Hygen template package to ease your React and Redux workflow.

CLI

Prerequisites

Install

$ hygen-add react

This will create a _template folder in your project root. This contains all the template files. You should commit and push them with your code. You can also modify the template for your need.

Usage

hygen-react supports both prompt and non-prompt version of hygen generator. Choose whichever fits you.

1. With Prompt

hygen react-prompt new

2. Without Prompt

hygen react new <flags>

Options:

--name <name>                                     Name of the component
--section <location>                              Name of the sub-folder. Valid paths can be passed.
--type [stateful|functional]                      Type of React component to be created. Defaults to 'pureComponent'
--redux                                           Add boilerplate for react-redux
--lazy                                            Make the generated component lazy (Async component)
--styles [css|scss|sass|less|styl]                Add stylesheet to the generated component. Defaults to 'none'

Examples:

hygen react new --name header --section components --redux --styles scss
hygen react new --name footer --section components --lazy --styles scss
hygen react new --name home --section pages --type stateful --redux --styles scss

Files

hygen-react will create the following files

  • app/<section>/<component_name>/component.jsx - Code related to component goes in here
  • app/<section>/<component_name>/index.jsx - Code related to react-loadable goes in here
  • app/<section>/<component_name>/styles.[ext] - Stylesheet (based on the stylesheet preference)
  • app/<section>/<component_name>/README.md - README file for documentation
  • app/<section>/<component_name>/__tests__/index.js - Code related to unit test goes in here
  • app/<section>/index.js - Index file which exports all components from a section. It will get updated automatically when a new component is added. Useful when combined with webpack alias. You can do something like import { Header, Footer, Profile } from '@components'

Things to remember

License

MIT