knowns.template

You can generate boilerplate code by running predefined templates stored in the `.knowns/templates/` directory. The system substitutes your provided variables to automatically scaffold the required files, ensuring consistency across your project.

Scaffolding a new React component is best handled by executing a predefined template. This automatically generates the `.tsx`, `.test.tsx`, and configuration files simultaneously based on your specific input variables.

Yes, you can create new reusable code patterns to define custom templates. These templates support variable substitution and conditional file generation, allowing you to tailor the scaffolding output to your specific project requirements.

You can list all available templates to discover predefined code patterns, then get template details to understand the specific prompts, required variables, and generated files before execution.

Yes, the code generation tool supports conditional file generation alongside standard variable substitution. This allows the template execution logic to dynamically include or exclude specific files based on the variables you provide.

Using template scaffolding streamlines code generation by ensuring structural consistency and significantly reducing repetitive boilerplate code. It integrates documentation linking for guidance, making the generation process reliable and repeatable.