pastry-cli

Pastry-CLI

This CLI helps speed up your workflow, project guidelines and code reusability by adding support for pasting template building blocks.

Installation

Install either to your project npm i pastry-cli or globally npm i -g pastry-cli

Setup/Usage

• Create a /pastries directory in your project root.
• Populate the directory with template files/folders.
• run pastry inside your terminal while in the root directory of your project.

The cli will guide you through the rest of the steps.

Name replacement

You can replace any text including filenames with the name you provide when running pastry.

For example: running pastry -n testFile would change the following:

PLACEHOLDER.ts ~> testFile.ts

When changing text inside a file you have more options:

export default PLACEHOLDER' ~> export default testFile

export default UPPER_PLACEHOLDER' ~> export default TESTFILE

export default LOWER_PLACEHOLDER' ~> export default testfile

export default PASCAL_PLACEHOLDER' ~> export default TestFile

Optional Snippets

With optional snippets you can predefine parts of code you might want to use in a file. For example this will prompt you if you want to include the log snippet:

// pastry-start log
console.log('I may be part of the file, yay!')
// pastry-end log

Available Arguments

-n | --name define the new name

-p | --path define the new path to paste the blueprint into (from current working directory)

-t | --template specify the name of the template you want to use

-h | --help lists available commands

Configuration

Configuration can be done by creating a .pastryconfig.json in the root directory for the project.

{
  "templateDir": "{YOUR_TEMPLATE_DIRECTORY}" // default = pastries
}