I mainly use once generated modules like this:
template.js
import React from 'react';
import PT from 'proptypes';
import cn from 'classnames';
import style from './style.css';
export default function {componentName}({ className }) {
return <div className={cn(className, style.root)}></div>
}
{componentName}.propTypes = {
className: PT.string
}
If I need replace {componentName} i can use make something like this.
.useHooks('suddenly/cant/use/answers/here', (answers) => [
useCustom({
regex: /{moduleName}/,
content: answers.moduleName,
})
])
But it more complicated cases (replace more the one variable, print something conditionally, use iteration) it can be difficult do only with regexp .
I suggest adding the ability to use the (template literals)[https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Template_literals].
All variables must be available in template scope.
For example:
template file must contain special extention tmpl.js end export function:
module.tmpl.js
module.exports = answers => (
`
import React from 'react';
import PT from 'proptypes';
import cn from 'classnames';
import style from './style.css';
${answers.libs.map(lib => `import ${lib.name} from ${lib.path}` )}
export default function ${answers.moduleName}({ className }) {
return <div className={cn(className, style.root)}>
${ answers.language === 'ru' ? 'Здарова мир' : 'Hello world' }
</div>
}
${answers.moduleName}.propTypes = {
className: PT.string
}
`)
And run it when module .move()
cliOf('Create module', module)
.ask({
name: 'moduleName',
message: 'How we name it?',
type: 'input'
})
.move(['./module.tmpl.js], './src/modules/)
or we can add method write that can just write string in file, it more transparent and simpler but in that case we need manually require or import every template
const { cliOf } = require('@recli/cli');
const moduleTemplate = require('./templates/module.tmpl.js');
cliOf('Create module', module)
.ask({
name: 'moduleName',
message: 'How we name it?',
type: 'input'
})
.write([ answers => moduleTemplate(answers) ], './src/modules/module/index.js')
I mainly use once generated modules like this:
template.jsIf I need replace {componentName} i can use make something like this.
But it more complicated cases (replace more the one variable, print something conditionally, use iteration) it can be difficult do only with regexp .
I suggest adding the ability to use the (template literals)[https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Template_literals].
All variables must be available in template scope.
For example:
template file must contain special extention
tmpl.jsend export function:module.tmpl.jsAnd run it when module
.move()or we can add method
writethat can just write string in file, it more transparent and simpler but in that case we need manually require or import every template