ReactJS Modules Pattern

This library helps you to create a standardized module structure in your React projects with customizable folder names and settings.

Installation

To install the library, run the following command:

npm i reactjs-modules-pattern

Usage

To init owing module config run command:

npx module init 

this will create a configuration in root folder named react-module.config.json During the initialization, you will be prompted with the following questions:

? Would you like to add Prettier for code formatting? (yes/no) yes
? Would you like to add ESLint for code linting? (yes/no) no
Select your package manager [npm , yarn , pnpm]  npm

To create a new module, use the following command:

npx module create <MODULE_NAME>

Replace with the name of the module you want to create.

Example

npx module create MyNewModule

This will create a new module named MyNewModule inside the base folder defined in your configuration file (or Module by default).

Configuration

You can customize the module creation process by providing a react-module.config.json file in the root of your project. The configuration file supports the following options:

• folders: An array of folder names to create inside each module.
• base_folder_name: The name of the base folder where modules will be created.
• git_keep: A boolean indicating whether to create a .gitkeep file inside each folder.
• inside_src: A boolean indicating whether to place the base folder inside the src directory.
• custom_templates : A object containing the file templates to create inside directories .

Example Configuration

To customize the settings, create a file named react-module.config.json in the root directory of your project with the following content:

{
    "folders":  ["apis", "enums", "types", "components","pages","states","hooks","utils","design-system","hooks", "styles"],
    "base_folder_name": "Module",
    "git_keep": true,
    "inside_src": true,
    "custom_templates":{
        "components": "Button.js",
        "apis" :"helpers/useAxios.js"
     }
}