CLI to create or edit React or React Native components with your own structure

• Plug and play: Instant config for CRA with typescript
• Easy to config: interactive configuration and simple templating
• Great documentation: More info on our website
• Works with anything: Typescript, Storybook, Redux, Jest, ...
• Lightweight: < 40kb + 3 small libraries
• Fast search: very fast selecting place for new component by dynamic search
• A lot by one command: ton of files by multi-creation feature
• Created for React: better than plop, hygen or any scaffolding library, because it's for React
• Multiplatform: Works on MacOS, Windows, and Linux.
• ⭐ VSCode Extension ⭐
• ⭐ Webstorm integration ⭐

Via yarn and interactive mode

$ yarn add -D reactcci
$ yarn rcci

or via npm and flags

$ npm i -D reactcci
$ npx rcci --name Header Body Footer --dest src/App

To install via npm:
npm install --save-dev reactcci

To install via yarn:
yarn add --dev reactcci

On first run CLI will ask you about automatic configuration. Just run a command:
npx rcci
This command creates file rcci.config.js and template folder with basic template set.

Config file contains next parameters:

• folderPath
  Root directory to place you components, or array of paths
  Default: src/

• templatesFolder
  Path to your own components templates
  Default: templates

• multiProject
  Allows you to set up config for mono-repository with several projects
  Default: false

• skipFinalStep
  Allows you to switch off last checking step
  Default: false

• checkExistenceOnCreate
  Allows you to switch on check component existence on create to avoid replacing
  Default: false

• templates
  Object with structure of your component

• processFileAndFolderName
  String or function which allows you to remap your component name to folder-name and file-name prefix
  Default: PascalCase
  Types:

  • camelCase
  • PascalCase
  • snake_case
  • dash-case
  • (name: string, parts: string[], isFolder: boolean) => string

  Example:

  {
      ...config,
      processFileAndFolderName: (name, parts, isFolder) => 
          isFolder ? name : parts.map((part) => part.toLowerCase()).join('-')
  }

• placeholders
  List of placeholders which you can use to build your own component template
  Default:
  #NAME# for a component name
  #STYLE# for css-module import
  #STORY_PATH# for storybook title

• afterCreation
  Object with scripts to process you file after creation
  Default: undefined
  Example:

  {
      ...config,
      afterCreation: {                
          prettier: {
              extensions: ['.ts', '.tsx'], // optional
              cmd: 'prettier --write [filepath]'
          }
      }
  }

Each placeholder is a function which get some data to build your own placeholder.
During the multiple component creation all functions will be called for every single component.
Example:

placeholders: {
    NAME: ({ componentName }) => componentName
}

After this set up you are able to use this placeholder by #NAME# inside your template files.
Below, you can see the list of all available data and functions to create a new one.

• --update, -u
  To activate update mode to add new files to component or to replace existing
• --dest, -d
  To set absolute or destination path to create or update component
• --skip-search, -s
  To skip interactive folder selection to use dest argument as is
• --name, -n
  To set component name or names divided by space to create several
• --files, -f
  To set files to create or update, instead interactive selection
  Example: --files style test component[1]
  Will create optional files like style and test and will select second type of component by index
• --project, -p
  To set project in multi-project mode
• --sls
  To skip last agreement step like skipFinalStep in config file

If you need to generate something else, not components only, you are able to set up array of templates.
Example bellow:

{
    ...config,
    templates: [
        {
            name: 'component', // will be added to default folderPath folder
            files: {
                index: {
                    name: 'index.ts',
                    file: 'component.ts'
                }
            }
        },
        {
            name: 'service',
            folderPath: 'services/', // will be added by the specific path
            files: {
                index: {
                    name: 'index.ts',
                    file: 'service.ts'
                }
            }
        }
    ]
}