@trickl/react-props-md-table
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This tiny tool uses react-docgen to generate markdown tables of the props of a React component.
npm i -g @trickl/react-props-md-table
Run the following command in the terminal to replace the props table in readme.md in the same directory.
props-table path/to/SomeComponent.js
The props table in the file needs to be wrapped between <!-- props-table-start --> and <!-- props-table-end --> for the replacement to work.
--to-console will write the props table to the terminal instead of the file.--force will write the props table at the end of the readme if no table wrapped by comments is found. The readme.md will be created if it doesn't exist.--help or -h display usage options--version or -v display version informationFAQs
A markdown table generator for React component props.
We found that @trickl/react-props-md-table demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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