@jkirkpatrick24/react-create-component-cli v0.1.5

react-create-component-cli

react-create-component-cli is simple cli tool to create boilerplate for react components. It makes use of nunjucks templates to construct the component files.

Usage

Currently this package creates components using the assumption that you are using a few libraries within your react/redux application. These are not required to create basic components.

• redux-threads
• react-resolve-dependencies

  $ npm i -g @jkirkpatrick24/react-create-component-cli
  $ mkcpt $ARGS

Example Component

$ mkcpt --name TestComponent --hasDependencies --isConnected

// TestComponent.react.js

import React from 'react';
import { compose } from 'redux';
import resolveDependencies from 'react-resolve-dependencies';
import { connect } from 'react-redux';
import { makeConnectArgs } from 'redux-threads';
import * as selectors from '../selectors';
import * as actions from '../actions';

export class TestComponent extends React.PureComponent {

  static dependencies = [];

  render() {
    return(

    );
  }

}

const pageThread = [
  selectors,
  actions,
  (stateProps, dispatchProps) => ({})
]

const connectArgs = makeConnectArgs(
  pageThread
);

export default compose(
  resolveDependencies()
  connect(...connectArgs)
)(TestComponent);

Arguments

Currently makes use of the following flags

  --cdm                // false
  --cwm                // false
  --cwu                // false
  --ext                // react.js
  --hasConstructor     // false
  --hasDependencies    // false
  --isConnected        // false
  --isPure             // true
  --isFunctional       // false
  --name               // index

--cdm

defaults to false.

Creates the componentDidMount lifecycle method if true

--cwm

defaults to false.

Creates the componentWillMount lifecycle method if true

--cwu

defaults to false.

Creates the componentWillUnmount lifecycle method if true

--hasConstructor

defaults to false.

Creates the class constructor method if true

--hasDependencies

Defaults to false. Includes the react-resolve-dependencies library.

adds to component:

import resolveDependencies from 'react-resolve-dependencies';

static dependencies = [];

export default resolveDependencies()(componentName);

--isConnected

Defaults to false

Includes imports and boilerplate for a redux connected component (Assuming the use of redux-threads)

adds to component:

import { connect } from 'react-redux';
import { makeConnectArgs } from 'redux-threads';
import * as selectors from '../selectors';
import * as actions from '../actions';

const pageThread = [
  selectors,
  actions,
  (stateProps, dispatchProps) => ({})
]

const connectArgs = makeConnectArgs(
  pageThread
);

compose(
  connect(...connectArgs)
)()

--isFunctional

Defaults to false

renders a functional component

const {{ name }} => () {
  return (
    
  );
}

export default name

--isPure

Defaults to true.

While true, uses React.PureComponent. Otherwise uses React.Component

--name

Defaults to "index".

Name of the component.

Liscence

MIT.