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redux-template-generator

v2.2.0

Published

Simple way to initialize redux code in your project.

Downloads

35

Readme

redux-template-generator

Simple way to initialize redux code in your project.

This Package:

  • Generates all redux flow
  • Generates tests (according to official documentation)
  • Generates redux-saga code flow (optional)
  • Generates entity code for redux
  • All files can be generated with .ts or .js extension (js is default)

Installation

# install globally (for some cases you will need to add sudo before the command)
npm install --global redux-template-generator

# or locally
npm install redux-template-generator

Usage

If you install this package locally you will need to add a new script to scripts field in package.json

{
  "scripts": {
    "gen-redux": "node_modules/.bin/gen-redux"
  }
}

To initialize redux, in root directory of your project, run:

# globally
gen-redux init-redux
# locally
npm run gen-redux init-redux

It will generate (redux-saga is optional):

store folder name /
  ├─ authenticate /
  │  ├─ actions.js
  │  ├─ action.test.js
  │  ├─ api.js
  │  ├─ reducer.js
  │  ├─ reducer.test.js
  │  ├─ types.js
  │  └─ saga.js
  ├─ index.js
  ├─ global-reducer.js
  ├─ saga.js
  └─ initial-store.js
# globally
gen-redux init-redux --ts or gen-redux init-redux --typescript
# locally
npm run gen-redux init-redux -- --ts or npm run gen-redux init-redux -- --typescript

It will generate (redux-saga is optional):

store folder name /
  ├─ authenticate /
  │  ├─ actions.ts
  │  ├─ action.test.ts
  │  ├─ api.ts
  │  ├─ reducer.ts
  │  ├─ reducer.test.ts
  │  ├─ model.ts
  │  ├─ types.ts
  │  └─ saga.ts
  ├─ index.ts
  ├─ global-reducer.ts
  ├─ model.ts
  ├─ saga.ts
  └─ initial-store.ts

Then simply connect authenticate/reducer to global-reducer, and connect store itself to the Provider.

To initialize some entity, in root directory of your project, run:

# globally
gen-redux init-entity
# locally
npm run gen-redux init-entity

It will generate (redux-saga is optional):

folder name /
  ├─ actions.js
  ├─ action.test.js
  ├─ api.js
  ├─ reducer.js
  ├─ reducer.test.js
  ├─ types.js
  └─ saga.js
# globally
gen-redux init-entity --ts or gen-redux init-entity --typescript
# locally
npm run gen-redux init-entity -- --ts or npm run gen-redux init-entity -- --typescript

It will generate (redux-saga is optional):

folder name /
  ├─ actions.ts
  ├─ action.test.ts
  ├─ api.ts
  ├─ reducer.ts
  ├─ reducer.test.ts
  ├─ types.ts
  ├─ model.ts
  └─ saga.ts

Then simply connect your new reducer to global-reducer, and connect saga if it exists.

Contribute

  1. Fork it: git clone https://github.com/redux-generator/redux-generator.git
  2. Create your feature branch: git checkout -b feature/my-new-feature
  3. Commit your changes: git commit -am 'Added some feature'
  4. Push to the branch: git push origin my-new-feature
  5. Submit a pull request :D