react-page-scaffolder

Scaffold React page directories with MUI layout and export barrels.

1|Updated Aug 12, 2025
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Skill: react-page-scaffolder
Source: https://github.com/okgoogle13/careercopilot/tree/main/.claude/skills/react-page-scaffolder
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/okgoogle13/careercopilot --skill react-page-scaffolder

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill includes scripts (resource) components.

What problem does it solve?

Setting up new React pages with their corresponding .tsx, .module.css, and index.tsx files is a repetitive boilerplate task. This skill automates the creation of a complete page directory, ensuring consistency and saving valuable development time.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Automated Page Creation: Generates a new React page directory in src/pages/ with all necessary files (.tsx, .module.css, index.tsx) and basic boilerplate.
  • Standardized Structure: Ensures consistent file naming (PascalCase for component, lowercase for directory) and directory organization, promoting maintainability and readability.
  • Quick Setup: Provides a ready-to-use page structure, allowing developers to immediately start implementing page-specific logic and UI.
  • Use Case: When adding a new view or section to your application (e.g., a dashboard, settings page, or profile page), use this skill to instantly create the foundational files, saving manual setup time.

Quick Start

Create a new React page named 'Dashboard' in the 'src/pages/' directory.

Frequently Asked Questions about react-page-scaffolder

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I scaffold a new React page with boilerplate files?

Scaffolding a React page automates creation of directory structure, component files, and CSS modules. This Skill generates a PascalCase-named component with a `.tsx` file, `.module.css` stylesheet, and `index.ts` export barrel in `src/pages/`, ready for immediate development.

Can I use this to create consistent page structures across my React project?

Yes. The Skill ensures standardized file naming (PascalCase component, lowercase directory) and consistent directory organization, promoting maintainability across all pages in your React application.

What files does the page scaffolder generate?

The Skill creates three files per page: a `.tsx` component file with MUI-based layout, a `.module.css` for scoped styling, and an `index.ts` barrel export. All files are placed in a dedicated directory under `src/pages/`.

Does this work with TypeScript and CSS Modules?

Yes. The Skill uses TypeScript by default and generates CSS Modules for component styling, ensuring type safety and scoped styles without additional configuration.

When should I use page scaffolding instead of manually creating files?

Use scaffolding when adding new views, routes, or sections to your React application. It eliminates repetitive boilerplate setup, reduces manual errors, and maintains consistent structure across all pages.

What's the fastest way to set up a new dashboard or settings page in React?

Page scaffolding is the fastest approach. Provide a PascalCase page name and the Skill instantly creates the complete directory structure with MUI-ready layout, letting you focus on page-specific logic immediately.

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