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Satus

一个帮助你快速搭建和开发前端项目的CLI

如何安装?

npm install satus -g

查看支持的模板

列出所有模板

satus ls

查看模板

satus view <模板名或者序号>

创建项目

目前支持Vue和React,Angular考虑中~

vue各个项目模块已经帮你配置:

  • 常用的目录结构(你可以在此基础上修改)
  • vue.config.js(你可以自行修改和配置)
  • axios(网络请求axios的安装以及二次封装)
  • vue-router(router的安装和配置,另外有路由的动态加载)
  • vuex(vuex的安装和配置,另外有动态加载子模块)

React各个项目模板已经帮你配置:

  • 常用的目录结构(你可以在此基础上修改)
  • Redux(中间件,基本reducer等,你可以自行修改和配置)
  • Webpack(基本打包配置)
  • react-router(router的安装和配置,另外有路由的动态加载)

创建项目

satus create 项目名 -t <模板名>

自动拉取项目模板、安装项目依赖、打开浏览器 http://localhost:8080/、自动启动项目

项目开发

项目开发目前提供三个功能:

  • 创建Vue或者React组件
  • 创建Vue页面,并配置路由
  • 创建Vuex子模块

创建Vue组件:

satus addcpn YourComponentName # satus add NavBar,默认会存放到src/components文件夹中
satus addcpn YourComponentName -d src/pages/home # 也可以指定存放的具体文件夹

创建Vue页面,并配置路由

satus addpage YourPageName # 例如satus addpage Home,默认会放到src/pages/home/Home.vue中,并且会创建src/page/home/router.js
satus addpage YourPageName -d src/views # 也可以指定文件夹,但需要手动集成路由

为什么会创建router.js文件:

  • router.js文件是路由的其中一个配置;
  • 创建该文件中 src/router/index.js中会自动加载到路由的 routes配置中,不需要手动配置了(如果是自己配置的文件夹需要手动配置)

src/router/index.js中已经完成如下操作:

// 动态加载pages中所有的路由文件
const files = require.context('@/pages', true, /router\.js$/);
const routes = files.keys().map(key => {
  const page = require('@/pages' + key.replace('.', ''));
  return page.default;
})

创建Vuex子模块

satus addstore YourVuexChildModuleName # 例如satus addstore home,默认会放到src/store/modules/home/index.js和types.js
satus addstore YourVuexChildModuleName -d src/vuex/modules # 也可以指定文件夹

创建完成后,不需要手动配置,已经动态将所有子模块集成进去:

// 动态加载modules
const modules = {}
const files = require.context('./', true, /index\.js$/);
files.keys().filter(key => {
  if (key === './index.js') return false;
  return true
}).map(key => {  
  // 获取名字
  const modulePath = key.replace('./modules/', '');
  const moduleName = modulePath.replace('/index.js', '');
  const module = require(`${key}`);

  modules[`${moduleName}`] = module.default;
})

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`Satus: A CLI to help you quickly build and develop front-end projects

How to install?

npm install satus -g

Create project

Currently Vue and React is supported, Angular is under consideration~

The vue project module has been configured for you:

  • Common directory structure (you can modify on this basis)
  • vue.config.js (alias is configured, you can modify and configure more by yourself)
  • axios (network request axios installation and secondary packaging)
  • vue-router (router installation and configuration, in addition to dynamic loading of routing, detailed description later)
  • vuex (installation and configuration of vuex, there are also dynamic loading sub-modules, which will be described in detail later)

The react project module has been configured for you:

  • Common directory structure (you can modify on this basis)
  • Redux (basic config, middleware, etc)
  • Webpack (base pack config)
  • react-router (router installation and configuration, in addition to dynamic loading of routing, detailed description later)

Create project

satus create your_project_name

Automatically pull project templates, install project dependencies, open browsers, http://localhost:8080/and automatically start projects

Project Development

Project development currently provides three functions:

  • Create Vue or React components
  • Create a Vue page and configure routing
  • Create Vuex submodule

Create Vue components:

satus addcpn YourComponentName satus # example satus add NavBar, the default will be stored in src / components folder 
satus addcpn YourComponentName -d src / Pages and the / Home # specific file can also specify the destination folder

Create a Vue page and configure routing

satus addPage YourPageName satus # example satus addpage Home, the default will put src / pages / home / Home.vue, and will create a src / Page / Home / router.js 
satus addPage YourPageName -d src / views # You can also specify a folder , But need to integrate routing manually

Why is the router.js file created:

  • router.jsThe file is one of the routing configurations;
  • Create the file src/router/index.jswill be automatically loaded into the routing routesconfiguration, do not need to manually configured (if it is to configure their own folder requires manual configuration)

src/router/index.jsThe following operations have been completed in:

// Dynamically load all routing files in pages 
const  files  =  require . Context ( '@/pages' ,  true ,  /router \. js $ / ) ; 
const  routes  =  files . Keys ( ) . Map ( key  =>  { 
  const  page  =  require ( '@/pages'  +  key . replace ( '.' ,  '' ) ) ; 
  return  page.default;
})

Create Vuex submodule

addstore YourVuexChildModuleName satus # example satus addstore home, the default will put src / store / modules / home / index.js and types.js 
satus addstore YourVuexChildModuleName -d src / vuex / modules # You can also specify a folder

After the creation is completed, no manual configuration is required, and all sub-modules have been dynamically integrated:

// 动态加载modules
const modules = {}
const files = require.context('./', true, /index\.js$/);
files.keys().filter(key => {
  if (key === './index.js') return false;
  return true
}).map(key => {  
  // 获取名字
  const modulePath = key.replace('./modules/', '');
  const moduleName = modulePath.replace('/index.js', '');
  const module = require(`${key}`);

  modules[`${moduleName}`] = module.default;
})

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Last updated on 28 Dec 2021

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