1.0.8 • Published 4 years ago

jsbot-cli v1.0.8

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JSBOT

A small cli for react that generates a starter boilerplate. You can also generate new components with this package.

Install

Run

npm install -g jsbot-cli

You may need to sudo it.

Why?

The jsbot cli has no actual structure and I noticed that when I start a project almost everytime I needed a router,state-management (redux, I choose redux to mange state).

And the second reason was that I had to manually copy-paste the code when I wanted to create a component. It is time consuming and redudant.

You can generate two components: Functional and Class Components :

Functional Component:

import React, {Component} from 'react';

const Comp = () => {
  return (
    <div className="Comp">
    </div>
  )
}

export default Comp;

Class Component:

import React, {Component} from 'react';

class Comp extends Component {
  constructor(props){
    super(props);
  }
  render(){
    return (
      <div className="Comp">
    
      </div>
    )
  }
}

export default Comp; 

You can generate these files anywhere. If it detects that the project directory has a ./src/components directory it will choose to generate them there.

Initialize project

Run

jsbot create <ProjectName>

This will ask you what project you want to inialize, a new project with the boilerplate in place with following project structure :

project
└─ node_modules
└─ public
└─ src
│   └─ Assets
│   │   │ logo.png 
│   │   └─ styles
│   │   └─ images
│   └─ Components
│   │   └─ loader
│   │   │    │ index.js
│   │   └─ home
│   │   │    │ actions.js
│   │   │    │ constants.js
│   │   │    │ index.js
│   │   │    │ reducer.js
│   └─ Containers
│   │    └─ Homepage
│   │    │   │ index.js
│   └─ Reducers
│   │    │ index.js
│   └─ Store
│   │    │ index.js
│   └─ Services
│   │    │ example.service.js
│   │ App.js
│   │ App.css
│   │ App.test.js
│   │ index.js
│   │ index.css
│   │ routes.js
│ .gitignore
│ LICENSE
│ package.json  
│ package-lock.json  
│ README.md 

currently react project in working and soon other project will come too.

Generate Component

Run

jsbot gc <Path/ComponentName || ComponentName>

This will create a folder of your component name, and a class component js file of the same name. You can also give paths to the component name for example :

jsbot gc test/testcomp1 => will create a testcomp1 component within test folder inside Components folder (and make it if it doesn't exist).

Options

Create a functional component jsbot gc <Path/ComponentName || ComponentName> -f or jsbot gc <Path/ComponentName || ComponentName> --functional

Create a component without style css file

jsbot gc <Path/ComponentName || ComponentName> -s or jsbot gc <Path/ComponentName || ComponentName> --nostyle

Create a component with redux and related files

jsbot gc <Path/ComponentName || ComponentName> -r or jsbot gc <Path/ComponentName || ComponentName> --redux

Create a component with test file

jsbot gc <Path/ComponentName || ComponentName> -t or jsbot gc <Path/ComponentName || ComponentName> --test

Create a component but don't wrap it in a folder

jsbot gc <Path/ComponentName || ComponentName> -n or jsbot gc <Path/ComponentName || ComponentName> --nofolder

Generate Service

Run

jsbot gs <Path/ServiceName || ServiceName>

This will create a file with a ServiceName js file. You can also give paths to the service name for example :

jsbot gs test/testservice1 => will create a testservice1 service within test folder inside Services folder (and make it if it doesn't exist).

Utility Commands

  1. Use any npm script command from package.json using following cmd Run

    jsbot run <script_name>

This will execute that script for you. You can use above command as follow, for example :

  • To run application

    jsbot run

  • To run application

    jsbot run start

  • To run application testing

    jsbot run test

  1. intsall you packages using below command

    jsbot install [package name(s)]

This command will install all the given packages, Usage:

jsbot install jsbot-cli

ENJOY!

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