feature-scaffolding

To generate a TypeScript feature module skeleton, run the scaffolding command to automatically create directories for types, stores, hooks, components, and contexts, enforcing naming conventions and public API index generation for your project.

Enforcing consistent naming conventions for feature modules is achieved by using a deterministic bootstrap that creates placeholder files and type definitions, ensuring repository structure consistency and simplifying maintenance across collaborative projects.

Yes, you can scaffold a feature module structure that includes stores, hooks, and components together. The scaffolding process generates a complete module skeleton with predefined directories for assets, types, and contexts if present.

A public API index in feature module scaffolding is an exported file interface generated during directory creation. It is needed to define the module's public API structure, simplifying maintenance and collaboration by enforcing strict repository boundaries.

Yes, the feature scaffolding process works without external dependencies. It implements a deterministic bootstrap that directly creates directories, placeholder files, and type definitions within your existing project structure.

You need to run a scaffold for a new feature module when adding new functionality to your project that requires a consistent directory layout. This ensures the new module immediately adheres to standardized repository structure conventions.