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jsxjam-cli

v1.1.2

Published

An npm command line to to manage your JSX files

Downloads

4

Readme

JSX Jam bitHound Overall Score npm version

Give me a JSON file, and I will generate JSX components.

Install

npm install --save-dev jsxjam-cli

Command Line Usage


  Usage: jsxjam <input> [options]

  <input> can be a valid json or json string

  Options:

    -h, --help                   output usage information
    -V, --version                output the version number
    -c, --context [json string]  pass in variables to be passed as `context` object to the template file
    -o, --output [path]          path to directory where the generated JSX files end up. Defaults to ./
    -t, --template [path]        use your own component template
    -e, --ext [extension]        file extension used for generated JSX files. Defaults to jsx
    --baseDir [path]             appended to output path where all generated files go

Examples

See an example in action on the wiki

Some tips and tricks

  • The config property in your input JSON can also be set in a .jsxjamrc JSON file in the directory from which you're running the command.

Component Options

stateless - set to true and you will get the stateless version of a component
pureRender - set to true and the default template will import pure-render-decorator and use it
redux - set to true and the default template will add connect and mapStateToProps() to your component

See these in action in the example on the wiki

How to Contribute

Initial Setup

$ git clone [email protected]:jsxjam/jsxjam-cli.git
$ cd jsxjam-cli/
$ npm install
$ npm link

Hack Away

After linking, jsxjam becomes a global command for you to try out and hack away.

Send me a pull request

Thanks!