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react-construct

v1.0.0

Published

A cli based useful package for react app to create components and other files.

Readme

react-construct

react-construct is a cli tool built for react apps to generate react components and other useful seperate files (eg. hooks).

Installation/Run


npx react-construct <command> <relativePath>

or

npm install react-construct -g or yarn global add react-construct

Usage


To use react-construct just type react-construct <commands> in your terminal.

| Commands | Description | | ------------ | ------------ | | fc | For functional components | | f | For simple function file | | h | For hook file | | help | For help | | v | For version |


Example

| Commands | Example | | ------------ | ------------ | | fc | react-construct fc <component_name> <relative_path> | | f | react-construct f <function_name> <relative_path> | | h | react-construct h <hook_name> <relative_path> |

Functional component

react-construct fc Boo ./Foo/Faa, this command will generate required scalable files for a functional component.

|-- /Foo
    |-- /Faa
        |-- /Boo
            |-- Boo.tsx
            |-- Boo.model.tsx
            |-- Boo.styles.ts
            |-- Boo.constants.ts
            |-- Boo.view.tsx

| File | Description | | ------------ | ------------ | | Boo.tsx | Your main FC file | | Boo.model.tsx | This file will have your business logic | | Boo.view.tsx | Your view or JSX file | | Boo.styles.tsx | Your CSS file | | Boo.constants.ts | Here FC constants |


Why such file structure?

  • Tons of lines of code hurts your eyes.
  • Imagine 10000+ line of a code in just a single file.
  • Searching\debugging becomes a mess.
  • Before adding something new in between will make you think twice.
  • Managing your components can become a mess.

After using react-construct

  • Your FC will split into seperate files.
  • Less line of a code in a file
  • Business logic, styles and view will be in a seperate file.
  • Wanna make some changes in view file, you know where to find.
  • Change in business logic, directly switch to model file and make the required changes.
  • Reviewing such FC code becomes damn easy.

#Project in progress...