Added to setting stylesFormat
the option CVA - Class Variance Authority
to allow create complex components using this package.
To use CVA - Class Variance Authority
you need to add to your package.json
the packages:
class-variance-authority
;
clsx
;
tailwind-merge
.
And create this function in src/services/tailwind-css-util.ts
:
import { ClassValue, clsx } from 'clsx';
import { twMerge } from 'tailwind-merge';
export function cn(...inputs: ClassValue[]) {
return twMerge(clsx(inputs));
}
- Added the menu item 🧩 Create Next or React Named Component with Styles.
- Added the menu item 📱 Create React Native Named Component with Styles.
- Change extension name to React Tools.
- The menu items for React JS, Next JS and React Native was separeted in groups.
- Change icons of the menu items as bellow:
🧩 Create Next or React Component
🧩 Create Next or React Component with Styles
🧩 Create Next or React Named Component
📑 Create Next Page
📱 Create React Native Component
📱 Create React Native Component with Styles
📱 Create React Native Named Component
- The names of Next JS components and pages have rules that are applied automatically and the extension will apply the Pascal Case or Kebab Case format depending on the situation. So now just type the name of the component or page and the extension will apply the correct pattern.
- Added the setting
useBarrel
that Defines if the Named Components will be created using the barrel pattern.
- Added the setting
useExportDefault
that defines if the component will use export default or named export.
Support
React Tools is an extension created for Visual Studio Code. If you find it useful, please consider supporting it.
This extension creates a Functional Component for Next, React and React Native using Typescript or Javascript with Styled Components, SASS, LESS or CSS.
Settings
These are all available configurations with their default values.
Configuration for the Page or Component File (tsx, jsx or js)
By default pages or components files are created using Typescript with files extension .tsx
. It is also possible to create pages or components with Javascript with files extension .jsx
or .js
.
Example of settings.json
:
{
"createReactTSXComponent.fileExtension": "tsx|jsx|js"
}
Configuration for create a component using Regular Function or Arrow Function
By default pages or components files are created using Regular Function
. It is also possible to create pages or components using Arrow Function
.
Example of settings.json
:
{
"createReactTSXComponent.useArrowFunctionComponent": true
}
Example of page or component creation using Regular Function
or Arrow Function
:
Configuration for create a named component using Barrel pattern
By default named components files are created using Barrel Pattern
that creates an index file with export of the named component created, where each component created will be included into the index file an export entrance for the new component.
Example of settings.json
:
{
"createReactTSXComponent.useBarrel": true
}
Example of component creation with Use Barrel
option enabled:
Configuration for create components using Export Default
By default components files are created using named export
instead export default
.
Example of settings.json
:
{
"createReactTSXComponent.useExportDefault": true
}
Example of component creation with Use Export Default
option enabled or disabled:
Configuration for create a page or component using React.FC.
By default pages or components files are created whithout uses React.FC
. It is also possible to create pages or components using React.FC
.
Important: This option it is only applicable if option Use Arrow Function Component
is enabled.
Example of settings.json
:
{
"createReactTSXComponent.useReactFC": true
}
Example of page or component creation using React.FC
or not:
Configuration for create a component using import for React to use JSX.
By default pages or components files are created whithout uses the React import (import React from 'react';
) it the beginning of the component. It is also possible to create pages or components using the React import.
This option should only be used if you are using React 16 or previous version.
Example of settings.json
:
{
"createReactTSXComponent.useReactImport": true
}
Example of component creation using import React from 'react';
or not:
Configuration for the Style File (Styled Components, SCSS, LESS, CSS or CVA - Class Variance Authority)
It is also possible to create components just for React using SASS (.scss
), CSS (.css
) or using (CVA - Class Variance Authority
) to define component styles.
Example of settings.json
:
{
"createReactTSXComponent.stylesFormat": "Styled Components|SCSS|LESS|CSS|CVA - Class Variance Authority"
}
Configuration for use (CSS Module with SCSS or CSS)
It is also possible use CSS Module in the creation of styles for your components just for SCSS and CSS. This option, which by default is disabled, adds the suffix .module.css
or .module.scss
to the style files created.
Example of settings.json
:
{
"createReactTSXComponent.useCSSModule": true
}
Example of component creation using styles format CSS
and useCSSModule
enabled:
Usage Examples
You can create a Next, React or React Native Component either by typing in the vscode command palette or by right-clicking any folder in the tree view and use the followed options:
Create Next or React Component
Create Next or React Component with Styles
Create Next or React Named Component
Create Next or React Named Component with Styles
Create Next Page
Create React Native Component
Create React Native Component with Styles
Create React Native Named Component
Create React Native Named Component with Styles
All Commands (Ctrl+Shift+P or Cmd+Shift+P):
Mouse Right Click:
Create Next or React Component with Styles Example:
Select the folder when the component will be created and choose Create Next or React Component with Styles
and enter the name of the component to be created.
This will create a folder with the component name entered containing the component's index.tsx
file and the styles.ts
file for defining the component styles.
Results
Card/index.tsx
Card/styles.ts
Create Next or React Component with Styles using CVA - Class Variance Authority Example:
First in stylesFormat present in React Tools Settings, choose CVA - Class Variance Authority.
Select the folder when the component will be created and choose Create Next or React Named Component with Styles
and enter the name of the component to be created.
This will create a file with the component name entered and the file with styles.
Results
Card/index.tsx
Card/styles.ts
Create React Native Component with Styles Example:
Select the folder when the component will be created and choose Create React Native Component with Styles
and enter the name of the component to be created.
This will create a folder with the component name entered containing the component's index.tsx
file and the styles.ts
file for defining the component styles.
Results
Header/index.tsx
Header/styles.ts
Create Next or React Named Component Example:
Select the folder when the component will be created and choose Create Next or React Named Component
and enter the name of the component to be created.
This will create a file with the component name entered.
Results
Card.tsx
Create Next or React Named Component with Styles Example:
Select the folder when the component will be created and choose Create Next or React Named Component with Styles
and enter the name of the component to be created.
This will create a file with the component name entered and the file with styles.
Results
Card.tsx
Card.styles.ts
You can also create components without using Styled Components
.
Create Next Page Example:
Select the folder when the page will be created and choose Create Next Page
and enter the name of the page to be created.
This will create a file with the page name entered.
Results
products.tsx
Next JS Recipe
These settings can be used to create pages using the Next JS Framework
.
Settings:
Example of settings.json
:
{
"createReactTSXComponent.useArrowFunctionComponent": false,
"createReactTSXComponent.useReactFC": false,
"createReactTSXComponent.useReactImport": false
}
Enjoy!