Description

This feature request is going to allow a user to develop there own react templates to use for every creation of a component. This will also give a user the opportunity to use there own specific react structure through out there app with little to no modifications to the files themselves.

Usages

This will be the folder structure that create-components-react will use to initialize your templates.

.ccrrc
    | - - main
    | - - index
    | - - style

I have followed the instructions in the readme and it seems that my local settings and templates are not taking hold. For example here are my settings:

{
	"test": false,
	"css": true,
	"index": true,
	"default": true,
	"cssType": "module.css",
	"templates": true,
	"extendCwd": "./src",
	"verbose": false
}

Yet when I run a command to make a component, such as:

ccr create Wow

None of my settings take affect, for example the css file just comes out as Wow.css even though template dictates it should be named './{{= it.component.name }}.{{= it.settings.cssType}}' so I would expect the file to come out as Wow.module.css

Am I doing something wrong?

Intro

The recursion flag with make components from a long path without having to make one by one. This will help stop redundant path files.

Commander module will be very helpful in this feature. Look at the docs to see how to use this module.

examples

react-component -r Nav/NavItem

This would make a folder structure of:

Nav
| -- Nav.js
| -- Nav.css
| -- index.js
|
| -- NavItem
      | -- NavItem.js
      | -- NavItem.css
      | -- index.js

As of right now to accomplish what we want done here we would need to write(old way):

 react-component Nav Nav/NavItem

Thank you so much for making this project, it has saved me a lot of time.

I just wanted to notate it could be very useful to be able to create global settings and templates. Which could be overridden by local settings/templates.

But generally I make a lot of my components similar so being able to create globals and not spend time copying over templates from another project would be awesome.

Thank you!

I call ccr like this:
ccr create --packages pac1:pac2:pac3 Test
but i don't see packages in my component.
What am I doing wrong?

I believe the readme needs an update to include info on how to create a functional component.

I just happened to guess it right that you use the flag -f (for example ccr create -f Wow) but I am sure it would be beneficial for others to document that.