create-component

To scaffold a new Vue component in a TypeScript project, this tool automatically generates the component directory alongside base typings, Vue files, and SCSS styles. It ensures a consistent project structure and proper registration points for immediate integration.

When creating a UI component from scratch, you need a dedicated directory along with types.ts for typings, a .vue file for the template and logic, and index.scss for styles. The scaffolding process creates these files automatically to establish a clear baseline for further development.

Yes, the wot-ui component scaffold works with Vue and TypeScript by generating a standardized component skeleton under the wot-ui codebase. It targets component development by creating the necessary typings and Vue files following the shared baseline structure.

Manually creating UI components in a large codebase leads to errors because the repetitive process of setting up consistent directory structures and registration points is highly error-prone. Automating the skeleton creation ensures baseline typings and styling hooks remain uniform across the project.

No, you cannot generate demo pages and tests during the initial component scaffolding. This process provides the clear component scaffold for further development, while demo pages, tests, and docs are handled via separate skills after the base files are ready.