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I tend to write my React components like this:

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Bootstrap a new React component!

I tend to write my React components like this:

src/
  components/
    component-name/
      index.js
      ComponentName.js

The index.js file simply works as a proxy for the component, so that you can import it like this:

import ComponentName from './components/component-name';

If you do the same, then you'll love this script!

Usage

You can (and should) install this tool globally:

npm install -g bootstrap-component
yarn global add bootstrap-component

You can also use npx without installing it first - if you'd like to "try before you buy":

npx bootstrap-component

Run this script from your project's root folder like this:

$ comp

You can specify the name of your component like this:

$ comp my-component

Arguments

This script is interactive, but can also be used in a scriptable way - via command line arguments.

--path

This is the path to your components folder, relative to the current folder. Default is --path=src/components.

--type

One of functionComponent, classComponent or empty Default is empty. You can also use the shorthand function or func for function components, and class for class components.

Have a feature request? Found a bug?

Please create an issue - or if you're up for it, a pull request.

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Package last updated on 10 Aug 2018

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