Components boilerplate is an extension that help you organize your components and be more productive,its work by allowing users to spawn/generate predefined component with specific name using a specific folders hierarchy and files defined by the boilerplate,
Components boilerplate is an extension that help you organize your components and be more productive,its work by allowing users to spawn/generate predefined component with specific name using a specific folders hierarchy and files defined by the boilerplate,
the generated component files will be filled using the specified name by a boilerplate code.
You can use default templates to generate components preferences>extenstion>components boilerplate
configuration | definition | options |
---|---|---|
typescript | if true will generate .ts file | boolean |
framework | if react will generate .jsx/.tsx file | currently support: react |
styling | styling method generate .css/.scss | scss |
The default templates ais opinionated, admittedly. They adhere to the principles of feature-based structuring, as promoted in this article by Max Stoiber.
You dont have to use the default templates and you should'nt.
You can use a costum template boilerplate to generate your component just by adding a confguration file to the root folder. create a file in the root folder and name it components-boilerplate.js
use this syntax [string=path,string=content][]
option | definition |
---|---|
path:string | path to the generated file example: path/to/file.js (create new file at selectedFolder/componentName/path/to/file.js ) |
content:string | the content of the generated file. |
the file content is the boilerplate code with a name placeholder We use mustache.js to replace the placeholders
{{componentName}}
: the name of component that you submit Use the backtick `` to avoid the missmatching
components-boilerplate.js
is not a loaded as js you dont need to use any variable declaration you just need to declare an array with the defined configs
components-boilerplate.js
[
[
'{{componentName}}.tsx',
`
import React from 'react';
import './styles/index{{StyleExtension}}';
interface {{componentName}} {
}
function {{componentName}}({}: {{componentName}}) {
return (
<div className="{{componentName}}"></div>
);
}
export default {{componentName}};
`,
],
[
'index.ts',
`
import {{componentName}} from './{{componentName}}';
export default {{componentName}};
`,
],
['style/index.scss', ``],
];
Author: Danzo7
Source Code: https://github.com/Danzo7/vscode-components-boilerplate
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