components-helper
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Based on the docs to provide code prompt files for vue component library
Based on the documents to provide code prompt files for vue component library
Reference documents format reference test files
yarn add components-helper -D
# or
npm i components-helper --save-dev
const { main } = require('components-helper')
main({
// Options
})
then in package.json
{
"scripts": {
+ "build:helper": "node helper/file.js"
},
+ "vetur": {
+ "tags": "config outDir/tags.json",
+ "attributes": "config outDir/attributes.json"
+ },
+ "web-types": "config outDir/web-types.json"
}
truestring | string[]Specify the entry directory. refer: fast-glob
for example:
docs/*.md -- matches all files in the docsdocs/(a|b).md -- matches files a.md and b.mddocs/!(a|b).md -- matches files except for a.md and b.mdobjectThe config of fast-glob
truestringSpecify the output directory. For example, `lib``
truestringname of the component library.
truestringthe version of the component library.
number | stringAdds indentation, white space, and line break characters to the return-value JSON text to make it easier to read
string/the separator for propsOptions, slotsSubtags, type ...
(title: string, fileName: string, path: string) => stringhyphenate(title || fileName)rewriting the name of the component
for example (title) => 'prefix-' + title.replace(/\B([A-Z])/g, '-$1').toLowerCase()
(fileName: string, header?: string, path: string) => string | undefindrewriting the doc url of the component
(value: string, key: string, row: string[], title: string) => string | undefinedrewriting the attribute of the component
(description?: string, defaultValue?: string, docUrl?: string) => string${description}, default: ${defaultValue}.\n\n[Docs](${docUrl})rewriting the description of vetur
(title: string, fileName: string, path: string) => Sourcerewriting the source of web-types. (the name of export from the component library)
(type: string) => undefined | string | BaseContributionOnly some common types are processed internally, and the rest are exported from the component library by default. If your document also references types in third-party libraries, you can choose to override the relevant behavior through this function
stringtags.jsonname for tags of the vetur
stringattributes.jsonname for attributes of the Vetur
stringweb-types.jsonname for web-types of the WebStorm
string (This is a regular string and ignores case.)propsThe title of the props table. other string in the header will be identified as sub-component
stringNameThe header name of the Name in the props table
stringDescriptionThe header name of the Description in the props table
stringTypeThe header name of the Type in the props table
stringOptionsThe header name of the Options in the props table
stringDefaultThe header name of the Default in the props table
string (This is a regular string and ignores case.)eventsThe title of the events table. other string in the header will be identified as sub-component
stringNameThe header name of the Name in the events table
stringDescriptionThe header name of the Description in the events table
string (This is a regular string and ignores case.)slotsThe title of the slots table. other string in the header will be identified as sub-component
stringNameThe header name of the Name in the slots table
stringDescriptionThe header name of the Description in the slots table
stringTypeThe header name of the Type in the slots table
stringSubtagsThe header name of the Subtags in the slots table
string (This is a regular string and ignores case.)directivesThe title of the directives table. other string in the header will be identified as sub-component
stringNameThe header name of the Name in the directives table
stringDescriptionThe header name of the Description in the directives table
stringTypeThe header name of the Type in the directives table
RegExp | string (This is a regular string.)/#+\s+(.*)\n+([^(#|\n)]*)/gmatches the title and description information from docs
RegExp | string (This is a regular string.)/#+\s+(.*)\n+(\|?.+\|.+)\n\|?\s*:?-+:?\s*\|.+((\n\|?.+\|.+)+)/gmatches the title and table header and the table contains information from docs
RegExp | string (This is a regular string.)/\/((\w|-)+)\.\w+$/matches the file name from the path
matches the first format information in the docs
/#+\s+(.*)\n+([^(#|\n)]*)/
title
descriptionand
title
matches other formats, For example:
/#+\s+(.*)\n+>\s*([^(#|\n)]*)/g
title
descriptionmatches the format information in the docs
/#+\s+(.*)\n+(\|?.+\|.+)\n|?\s*:?-+:?\s*|.+((\n\|?.+\|.+)+)/g
title
| header || column || column |and
sub-component title
| header || column || column |by default matches all tables, Optimize it through tableRegExp, For example:
/#+\s+(.*\s*Props|.*\s*Events|.*\s*Slots|.*\s*Directives)\n+(\|?.+\|.+)\n|?\s*:?-+:?\s*|.+((\n\|?.+\|.+)+)/g
Props / Events / Slots / Directives
| header || column || column |and
sub-component Props
| header || column || column |When this document does not include the primary title or Props Events Slots and Directives, this component is not created.
2.1.4
feat
fix
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Based on the docs to provide code prompt files for vue component library
The npm package components-helper receives a total of 245 weekly downloads. As such, components-helper popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that components-helper 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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