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react.cli

v3.1.3

Published

ReactJS Command Line Interface

Readme

About Repository

react.cli is ReactJS command line interface. Using this cli you can generate modules and components very easily. This cli was created for React-Redux-Boilerplate. If your project does not have a similar architecture, you can not use this tool.

Quick start

  1. Run npm install react.cli -g to install react.cli.
  2. Run react to enter react mode.
  3. Run react$ init to initialize project.
  4. Run react$ make module orders to create module.
  5. Run react$ make component Button to create component.
  • Add -s option for stateless component. react$ make -s component Button
  1. Run react$ remove module orders to remove module.
  2. Run react$ remove component Button to remove component.
  3. Run react$ exit to exit react mode.