Component scaffold
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Scaffolds a new React/TypeScript UI component (component + test + index) from a consistent template. Use when creating a new frontend component and you want the standard file layout without hand-copying boilerplate.
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Component scaffold
When to use
Creating a new UI component. Skip it for one-off inline elements — this is for components that get their own folder, test, and export.
Steps
- Run the scaffold script:
bash scripts/scaffold.sh <ComponentName> [target-dir]<ComponentName>must be PascalCase (e.g.UserCard).target-dirdefaults tocomponents.
- It creates
<target-dir>/<ComponentName>/with<ComponentName>.tsx,<ComponentName>.test.tsx, andindex.ts. - Fill in the props interface and the render body. Use the project's design tokens — no hard-coded hex, spacing, or font sizes.
- Run the frontend tests to confirm it compiles and the placeholder test passes.
Notes
- Refuses to overwrite an existing component directory.
- Templates live in
templates/. Adapt them to your stack once (styling approach, test library) and every future scaffold follows suit.