Add new commands in the command line to create react components very fast and easily.
To setup crete-react-component, you need to run npm install -g create-react-component-cli.
This command will install the CLI globally, so that you can run it in any react project from now on.
To create a new react component, you need to run create-react-component add <ComponentName>, or crc add <ComponentName>.
This will create a new component and its default dependencies in the default directory (src/components).
Please. note that the default filesystem structure follows the redux ducks proposal.
In case you don't want to use the default directory, you can pass a custom path as a parameter (i.e. crc add <ComponentName> --path=my/custom/dir) This will create the element in the provided directory.
If you want to have a look at all the functionalities of the the CLI, just run crc help, and all the functionalities will be explained.
If you need a more advanced experience with the CLI, you'd probabily want to instantiate the CLI for your current project, so that you will be able to customize some more settings.
In order to do that, you need to run crc init. This will create a folder .react-templates in the path where you run the command.
During the setup, you will be asked a few questions required to create the configuration file.
You will be able to customize the file by editing it directly (.react-templates/config.json) or by running crc config.
You can manage the templates by adding/removing or editing the files inside the .react-templates folder.
Use $name inside the file or inside the file name. Each $name will be replaced with the actual name of the component provided when you run the command.
Please, feel free to contribute to the project, in order to create something awesome!
Gabriele Venturi (https://github.com/gventuri)
Gianni Valdambrini (https://github.com/gvaldambrini)
Roberto Di Lillo (https://github.com/koop4)
Filippo Calabrese (https://github.com/filippocalabrese)