@blastoff/blastoff v0.0.12

blastoff CLI

A basic CLI for generating components / pages.

Installation

npm install -g @blastoff/blastoff

Commands

blastoff g {component|page|screen} Name (e.g. blastoff g component Button)

This will create a component / page / screen along with a storybook story, test, and index file. The test is assuming that you have react-testing-library installed

Options

• --path - the path where the parent folder should be created defaults to /src/components/, src/pages/, or /src/screens/
• --noStory - skip creating a story
• --noTest - skip creating a test

Configuration

You can add blastoff.config.js to the root of your project for additional customization options such as functions for building the paths (advanced) as well as whether or not to use TypeScript file extensions.

• useTypeScript - add ts / tsx extensions to the generated files
• getComponentPath - A function that receives path, name, extension, parameters and returns the path where the component file should be created
• getIndexPath - A function that receives path, name, extension, parameters and returns the path where the index file should be created
• getStoryPath - A function that receives path, name, extension, parameters and returns the path where the story file should be created
• getTestPath - A function that receives path, name, extension, parameters and returns the path where the test file should be created

All of the functions have a signature like the following:

  (path: string, name: string, extension: string, parameters: { [name: string]: any }) => string

Refer to the Gluegun docs for more on Parameters

module.exports = {
  useTypeScript: true,
  getStoryPath: (path, name, extension, parameters) => {
    return `one/${path}/${name}/${name}.stories.${extension}`
  },
  getTestPath: (path, name, extension, parameters) => {
    return `two/${path}/${name}/${name}.test.${extension}`
  },
  getComponentPath: (path, name, extension, parameters) => {
    return `three/${path}/${name}/${name}.${extension}`
  },
  getIndexPath: (path, name, extension, parameters) => {
    return `four/${path}/${name}/index.${extension}`
  }
}