{ React Do }
Install
yarn add react-do --dev
or
npm i react-do --save-dev
Description
React Do helps save time by reading.react-do.json
in your project root and creating
a new file based on the configuration parameters and the templatesDir
template you provide.yarn react-do component HelloWorld
You can also specify a nested filepath
yarn react-do component People/PersonList
This will then create this file based off the configuration example below
./components/People/PersonList.js
Configuration
.react-do.json configuration example in project root{
"templatesDir": "./templates",
"templates": {
"component": {
"ext": "js",
"destination": "./components/"
},
"container": {
"ext": "js",
"destination": "./components/"
},
"model": {
"ext": "js",
"destination": "./models/"
},
"actions": {
"ext": "js",
"destination": "./actions/"
},
"store": {
"ext": "js",
"destination": "./stores/"
}
},
"scaffold": ["component", "model", "actions", "store"]
}
Templates
You can then define a templates directory somewhere in your project that coincides with thetemplatesDir
.The script works off of the
templates
keys for finding the correct template in templatesDir
.If the
destination
doesn't exist it will create it for you.Both
ext
and destination
are mandatory.An example template created in
./example-templates/component.js
import React from 'react';
const YourComponent = () => (
<div className="">
• <div>I am render, bringer of fun</div>
</div>
);
export default YourComponent;
This will then create a component with your supplied filename via
yarn react-do component YourComponent
in ./components/YourComponent.js
Scaffold
You can also setup a scaffolding command by adding the templates you want to get auto generated based off the scaffold name.example command using the config above:
yarn react-do scaffold People
This would then create
./components/People.js
, ./models/People.js
, ./actions/People.js
, ./stores/People.js