gasly v0.0.1

gasly 🏎💨

Quickly reuse snippets accross your project

🚚 Installation

# Yarn
yarn add gasly -D

# NPM
npm install gasly -D

🔎 Usage

With a single file

First, create a directory named .gasly at the root of your project. Inside it, create a file which contains a snippet that you will often use, for example a react component written in Typescript:

/* .gasly/TsxComponent.tsx */
import { FC } from 'react';

type Props = {

};

const TsxComponent: FC<Props> = ({ }) => {
  return (
    <></>
  );
};

export default TsxComponent;

See how the component is named the same way as the file, this is important.

Then run:

npx gasly

...and choose the snippet you just created, the path where your new file will be located, and its name (ex: TsxComponent.tsx, src/components, Navbar). If everything worked as expected, you can now edit your new file 🎉 ! Notice how all the occurrences of the string TsxComponent where replaced by the name you chose.

With a directory

The example above works exactly the same way with directories, if you want to divide a component in multiple files.

See this example.

📄 License

MIT © Colin Lienard