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structured-table-cli

v0.2.0

Published

CLI tool for installing and managing Structured Table Language (STL) renderers.

Downloads

237

Readme

Structured Table CLI

The command-line interface for the Structured Table ecosystem.

This tool automates the process of adding Structured Table renderers to your project. It acts like a scaffolding tool (similar to shadcn/ui), downloading the full source code of the table components directly into your project so you have full control over them.

Installation

You can install this cli in your project use following command.

npm install -D structured-table-cli

You can run this CLI using npx, so no global installation is required.

npx stl-cli --help

If you prefer to install it globally:

npm install -g structured-table-cli

Commands

add

The add command is the main entry point. It installs a specific renderer (e.g., React, Vue) into your project.

npx stl-cli add <renderer> [flags]

Arguments:

  • <renderer>: The name of the renderer to install (e.g., react). You can also specify a version tag (e.g., react@beta).

Options:

  • -p, --path <path>: Specify a custom installation path for the components. By default, it looks for src/components or components.

Examples:

# Install the latest React renderer
npx stl-cli add react

# Install a specific version
npx stl-cli add react@v1

# Install to a custom directory
npx stl-cli add react --path ./src/ui/table
  • Must include the (.) period sign in path starting otherwise it will install the component in the disk root path.

How It Works

  1. Dynamic Detection: The CLI fetches the latest supported framework list from our central registry and automatically detects which one your project is using by scanning your package.json.
  2. Validation: It ensures the requested renderer is compatible with your project's framework.
  3. Dependency Check: It checks your package.json for required dependencies and installs them if missing.
  4. Scaffolding: It fetches the component source code from the remote registry and places it into your project.
    • Default location: ./src/components/ or ./components/

Supported Frameworks

We are constantly adding support for new frameworks. To see the most up-to-date list of supported frameworks, check the supported.json in our main repository.

Any framework listed in that array can be installed directly using our CLI (e.g., npx stl-cli add react, npx stl-cli add vue).

Registry

The CLI fetches components from the central registry (hosted in the main repository). This ensures you always get the most up-to-date and compliant components.