aacm

aacm makes components and styles for you.

Installation

aacm is meant to be installed globally, then used from your app's src/ directory (or equivalent).

$ sudo npm i -g aacm

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Syntax

aacm [flags] <ComponentName>

For example,

aacm ItemDetail

gives you...

./components/ItemDetail/ItemDetail.jsx

import React from 'react';

import './ItemDetail.scss';

function ItemDetail() {
  return (
    <div className="ItemDetail">

    </div>
  );
}

export default ItemDetail;

and

./components/ItemDetail/ItemDetail.scss

.ItemDetail {
    
}

Now multiply that by every component you'll ever create and you've saved yourself some time. =)

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Multiple Components

You can pass in multiple component names at once, like so...

aacm Thing1 Thing2 Thing3

This creates...

./components/Thing1/Thing1.jsx
./components/Thing1/Thing1.scss
./components/Thing2/Thing2.jsx
./components/Thing2/Thing2.scss
./components/Thing3/Thing3.jsx
./components/Thing3/Thing3.scss

according to the flags.

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Flags

Flag	Effect
-c, --class	Generates class components
	Uses modern syntax
-f, --functional	Generates functional components
	This is the default
-h, --help	Shows available flags
-i, --asi	Confidence Mode
	Use Automatic Semicolon Insertion
-k, --kebab	Makes the generated directories
	and file names use kebab-case
-V, --version	Shows version number
--css	Generates CSS
	(default is SCSS)
--old-class	Generates class components
	Uses classic syntax
--features	Outputs to features/
	(default is components/)

Any of these may be combined.

For example, aacm ItemDetail -ik generates

./components/item-detail/item-detail.scss

and

./components/item-detail/item-detail.jsx (semicolon free).