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locaco

v0.1.0

Published

Download and diff the component library from github to local

Readme

locaco

code style

A utility library for downloading and diffing components from GitHub repositories. Makes it easy to build your own local component library management CLI tool.


Features

  • Download components from GitHub repositories
  • Diff component versions
  • Customizable configuration

Install

npm install locaco

Usage

locaco provides a set of utilities to help you manage component downloads and version diffs. It exports a createInstance function that returns three core methods: init, add, and diff. You can use these methods to build your own component management tools.

Here is an example of wrapping cli tools with Command:

import { Command } from 'commander'
import { createInstance } from 'locaco'

const { init, add, diff } = createInstance({
  cwd: process.cwd(),
})

const program = new Command()
program.command('init').action(async (options) => {
  // your custom logic to handle options
  await init(options)
})
program.command('add').action(async (options) => {
  // your custom logic to handle options
  await add(options)
})
program.command('diff').action(async (options) => {
  // your custom logic to handle options
  await diff(options)
})
program.parse(process.argv)

API

createInstance(options)

Creates a locaco instance with the following methods: init, add, and diff.

Options

  • repo: Source repository name
  • owner: Repository owner
  • cwd: Working directory (default: current directory)
  • getTag: Function to get tag name from version
  • getRelativeFile: Function to get relative file paths for components
  • dir: Components directory (default: 'src/components')
  • componentsJson: Whether to use components.json (default: true)

Methods

init(options?)

Initializes the components.json file.

await instance.init({
  extra: { /* additional config */ }
})
  • extra: Additional configuration
  • log: Whether to log the process

add(options?)

Downloads components from the repository.

await instance.add({
  components: ['[email protected]'],
  version: 'latest',
  overwrite: false
})
  • components: Component names
  • version: Version to download
  • overwrite: Whether to overwrite existing files
  • log: Whether to log the process

diff(options)

Shows differences between component versions.

await instance.diff({
  component: '[email protected]',
  oldVersion: '1.0.0'
})
  • component: Component name
  • oldVersion: Old version
  • log: Whether to log the process