Define default name structure to main file component
ErickRodrCodes opened this issue · comments
Thank you for reading. As you might know, The resultant component follows the following pattern:
.
└── src
└── components
└── MyCustomComponent
├── MyCustomComponent.tsx
├── MyCustomComponent.test.tsx
└── MyCustomComponent.module.scss
the resultant code while importing the component suppose more characters:
import MyCustomComponent from "@/components/MyCustomComponent/MyCustomComponent";
Hypotetical ideal Scenario
Leave the Main file as index.tsx
rather than the name of the component:
.
└── src
└── components
└── MyCustomComponent
├── index.tsx
├── MyCustomComponent.test.tsx
└── MyCustomComponent.module.scss
By doing that the import becomes more simpler:
import MyCustomComponent from "@/components/MyCustomComponent";
Editing the text after generating the refactor stills consume time. Ideally, it should not be like that.
By adding an option on the config, you should enable/disable the switch to use the name of the component in the main file, or use the index
naming convention:
{
"usesTypeScript": true,
"usesCssModule": true,
"cssPreprocessor": "scss",
"testLibrary": "Testing Library",
"component": {
"default": {
"customTemplates": {
"component": "scripts/templates/component.tsx",
"test": "scripts/templates/test.tsx"
},
"path": "src/Components",
"withStyle": true,
"withTest": true,
"withStory": false,
"withLazy": false,
"useIndexName:" true // false will use the name of the component
}
}
}