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@lafayette-college-libraries/create-react-component
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create-react-component ======================
helper to generate React components. can be used programatically or with provided cli tool
npm install @lafayette-college-libraries/create-react-component
const createComponent = require('@lafayette-college-libraries/create-react-component')
// defaults
const opts = {
basePath: './src',
// `createComponent` appends an 's' to the end as a form of
// rudimentary pluralization
type: 'component',
// only 'es6' and 'cjs' (CommonJS) modules are supported
module: 'es6'
}
// per-best-practices, be sure to camel-case your component name!
createComponent('CoolComponent', opts, function (err) {
if (err) throw err
console.log('component created!')
})
npm install -g @lafayette-college-libraries/create-react-component
usage: create-component <name(s)> [<args>]
creates a base-line React component
args
--base-path set the base path of the output (default: `./src`)
--component (default) writes component to `./src/components`
--container writes component to `./src/containers`
--screen writes component to `./src/screens`
--es6 (default) write the component using ES6 modules
(eg. 'import/export')
--cjs write the component using CommonJS modules
(eg. 'require')
-h, --help this screen
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create-react-component ======================
The npm package @lafayette-college-libraries/create-react-component receives a total of 1 weekly downloads. As such, @lafayette-college-libraries/create-react-component popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @lafayette-college-libraries/create-react-component demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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