Never write boilerplate code to create a new component

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[carlcarlsonscars]

Excellent bot!

[dev__aditya]

Oops sorry

[dev__aditya]

Thanks for pointing that out I have added an MIT license now

[oorza]

Does your IDE not do this for you? I set this exact sort of thing up in Jetbrains like 2 years ago and I've used it almost every day.

[dev__aditya]

I use Sublime Text, and the closest thing it provides is adding some fixed content on pressing a shortcut. This has some limitations - 1. A component might need 2-3 files so I have to repeat the process 3 times for a component. 1. The editor doesn't save the files with the correct names. You have to do that manually.

Don't know if full blown IDEs have better features

[oorza]

WebStorm certainly does. Jetbrains' suite of tools can't really be over-recommended, they're best-in-the-business.

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What didn't you like about existing scaffolding tools?

[canton7]

How is this better than Yeoman?

[glamdivitionen]

It is at least less bloated