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react-general-cli

v0.0.3

Published

react-general-cli CLI

Readme

react-general-cli

A React CLI to generate components.

You can create React Components easily, specifing what type of style you want to use, like Sass, CSS or Styled-Components and the extension of your component, line .jsx, .tsx or simply .js ;

How to use

Install the package on your machine.

Using npm:

npm i -g react-general-cli

Using yarn:

yarn add global react-general-cli

Usage

Currently there is only one command in the CLI that generates a React functional component on your src / components project folder. Let's see how to use:

react-general-cli rfc <component_name> [COMMANDS]

By default this command creates a folder with the component's name containing a .js component and a styled-component file with a predefined container like the structure below.

| -- components
    |-- <component_name>
        |--   index.js
        |--   style.js

Available commands

| Command | Alias | Cool | | ------- | ----- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | lang | l | Define the language extension you want to use in your component. Available extensions are js, tsx and jsx | | style | s | Define the style type you want to use. Available types are css, scss and styled. styled creates a styled-component container and import him in the component header. | | noStyle | | Creates a component without style. |

Examples

Generates a default component

react-general-cli rfc Header

Generates a typescript component

react-general-cli rfc Footer --lang=tsx

or

react-general-cli rfc Footer -l=tsx