component-scaffold-generator

To generate a React component skeleton with TypeScript types and Storybook stories, provide the component name and target framework to automatically produce typed props, variant support, styling hooks, test templates, and usage documentation.

Yes, you can scaffold Vue components with typed props, multiple variants like size and state, test templates, Storybook stories, and usage documentation by selecting Vue as the target framework during generation.

The best way to create production-grade boilerplates for new React or Vue components is to auto-generate skeletons that include typed props, variant support, testing templates, Storybook integration, and usage documentation in a single step.

Component scaffolding supports optional polymorphic patterns for both React and Vue, alongside functional and compound patterns, ensuring typed props and variant support are maintained across different component architectures.

To start scaffolding a new component from a design spec, provide the component name and choose React or Vue as the target framework to generate a complete boilerplate with styling hooks, tests, and documentation.