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com-react is a React-Component-Generator that generates a file with An Arrow Function Component for React
com-react is a React-Component-Generator that generates a file with An Arrow Function Component for React
(on NPM: com-react)
npm install -g com-react
npx com-react
Once You have installed com-react you can use it from anywhere in your PC. Run the following command to make sure that you have the latest version
com-react --version
com-react -V
You can run com-react from the root of your application using
com-react <FileName>
com-react <FolderName>/<FoldersName> <FileName>
com-react card
This command will generate a Card.js File and Open It. inside the src/ folder of the react project.
com-react components card
This command creates a file named Card.js inside the components/ folder all of this will be inside the src/ folder. It also supports nested folders like
com-react components/cards card
When the File generates it will be automatically opened in the vscode IDE.
Other IDE or Text Editors not supported yet.
FAQs
com-react is a React-Component-Generator that generates a file with An Arrow Function Component for React
We found that com-react demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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