auth-em-form-cli v1.0.0

Auth Em Form CLI

auth-em-form-cli Documentation

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Overview

auth-em-form-cli is a Command-Line Interface (CLI) tool designed to simplify the process of generating authentication form components for React applications using auth-em-form library. This tool provides an interactive interface to configure various options for generating the authentication form component.

Installation

To use auth-em-form-cli, you need to have Node.js installed on your system. You can install auth-em-form-cli globally using npm by running the following command:

npm install -g auth-em-form-cli
OR
yarn global add auth-em-form-cli
OR
pnpm add -g auth-em-form-cli

Usage

Once installed, you can use auth-em-form-cli from the command line. Simply run the following command:

npx auth-em-form-cli
OR
pnpm exec auth-form-cli

Prompts

When you run auth-em-form-cli, you will be prompted to provide various options for generating the authentication form component. Below are the expected prompts and their descriptions:

1. Folder to Add Component:

   • Description: Enter the folder where the generated component will be added. You can use the "components" folder by default.
   • Prompt: Enter the folder to add the created component (or use "components" folder by default):

2. File Name for Component:

   • Description: Enter the file name for the component.
   • Prompt: Enter the file name for the component:

3. Component Name:

   • Description: Enter the name of the component.
   • Prompt: Enter the component name:

4. Language:

   • Description: Choose the language to create the component (JavaScript or TypeScript).
   • Prompt: Choose the language to create the component:

5. File Extension:

   • Description: Choose the file extension for the component file.
   • Prompt: Choose the file extension:

6. Heading Text for Form:

   • Description: Enter the heading text for the authentication form.
   • Prompt: Enter the heading text for the form:

7. Action Type:

   • Description: Select the action type of the form (Sign In or Sign Up).
   • Prompt: Select the action type:

8. Encrypt Password:

   • Description: Choose whether to encrypt passwords for sign-up.
   • Prompt: Encrypt password for sign-up? (y/n):

9. Salt Rounds:

   • Description: Enter the number of salt rounds for password encryption.
   • Prompt: Enter the number of salt rounds for password encryption:

10. Enable Validation:

    • Description: Choose whether to enable form validation.
    • Prompt: Enable validation? (y/n):

11. Enable Social Login:

    • Description: Choose whether to enable social login integration.
    • Prompt: Enable social login? (y/n):

12. Social Login Position:

    • Description: Select the position of social login buttons.
    • Prompt: Select the position of social login buttons:

Examples

Below are some examples of how to use auth-em-form-cli with different options:

• Generate a JavaScript authentication form component in the default "components" folder with default settings:

  npx auth-em-form-cli

• Generate a TypeScript authentication form component named "AuthForm" in the "auth" folder with encryption enabled and social login disabled:

  npx auth-em-form-cli
  Enter the folder to add the created component (or use "components" folder by default): ./src/auth
  Enter the file name for the component: AuthForm
  Enter the component name: AuthForm
  Choose the language to create the component: TypeScript
  Choose the file extension: ts
  Enter the heading text for the form: User Authentication
  Select the action type: Sign Up
  Encrypt password for sign-up? (y/n): y
  Enter the number of salt rounds for password encryption: 12
  Enable validation? (y/n): y
  Enable social login? (y/n): n

Additional Information

For additional information and options, you can use the -h, --help option to display help information:

npx auth-em-form-cli --help

Creator

AuthForm component is created and maintained by Ethern Myth. Feel free to reach out with any questions or feedback!

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.