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scaffdog

Multiple files can be output in a document, and flexible scaffolding is possible with a simple but powerful template syntax :dog2:

Documentation

Visit https://scaff.dog to view the full documentation.

Features

:pencil: Markdown driven
- You can define a template with <h1> and code block.
- It will be a Documetable template !
- Define meta information with extended syntax using Front Matter.
:spiral_notepad: Intuitive template
- It provides a simple yet powerful template engine inspired by ECMAScript and Go text/template.
- Many built-in helper functions required to define templates are also provided.
:rocket: Ready to use
- You can quickly start using $ scaffdog init.
- Other useful commands are provided for immediate scaffolding.
:nail_care: Prettier Integration
- Markdown works very well with Prettier, and the templates maintain beautiful code.
- We also offer a Prettier Plugin for scaffdog's template engine.

Requirements

Node.js v16.0.0+

Getting Started

Installation

scaffdog can be installed globally, but we recommend installing it locally on the project.

$ npm install --save-dev scaffdog

Quick Start

In the following tutorial you can start using scaffdog immediately !

Setup

By default, it stores the document file and configuration file in the .scaffdog directory.

Creating directories, configuration file and initial documents can be done with the init subcommand.

$ npx scaffdog init

? Please enter a document name. component

Setup of scaffdog 🐶 is complete!

  ✔ .scaffdog/config.js
  ✔ .scaffdog/component.md

Now you can do scaffold by running `$ scaffdog generate`.

Please refer to the following documents and customize it.
https://scaff.dog/docs/templates

After running the command, the .scaffdog/component.md file should have been generated. Rewrite that file as follows:

---
name: 'component'
root: '.'
output: '.'
questions:
  name: 'Please enter a component name.'
---

# `{{ inputs.name | pascal }}/index.ts`

```typescript
export * from './{{ inputs.name }}';
```

# `{{ inputs.name | pascal }}/{{ inputs.name | pascal }}.tsx`

```typescript
export type Props = React.PropsWithChildren<{}>;

export const {{ inputs.name | pascal }}: React.FC<Props> = ({ children }) => {
  return (
    <div>{children}</div>
  );
};
```

Let's scaffold using the component document!

$ npx scaffdog generate

? Please select a document. component
ℹ Output destination directory: "."
? Please enter a component name. PrettyDog

🐶 Generated 2 files!

     ✔ PrettyDog/index.ts
     ✔ PrettyDog/PrettyDog.tsx

Congratulations :tada:

The first file was generated.

$ cat PrettyDog/index.ts
export * from './PrettyDog';

$ cat PrettyDog/PrettyDog.tsx
export type Props = React.PropsWithChildren<{}>;

export const PrettyDog: React.FC<Props> = ({ children }) => {
  return (
    <div>{children}</div>
  );
};

Check out our documentation site to customize your documentation :+1: