add-react-component

To generate a React component with TypeScript, this scaffolding tool creates a new functional component file with TS type definitions built-in. It supports common patterns like controlled inputs, children, refs, and default props to reduce boilerplate code.

Yes, you can create a test file when scaffolding a React component. The tool optionally generates a corresponding Jest test file alongside the new component file to facilitate test-driven UI development from the start.

Yes, this React component generator works with Next.js applications. It facilitates rapid UI development for both React and Next.js projects by generating typed functional components and updating barrel exports.

This scaffolding tool supports common React component patterns including controlled inputs, children, refs, and default props. It generates the necessary TypeScript definitions to handle these patterns out of the box.

To manage barrel exports after creating a React component, the generated output includes instructions for updating barrel exports. This ensures your newly scaffolded TypeScript component is properly exported from your module index.