archgen 0.1.0

A CLI tool for generating clean project structures based on default, MVC, MVVM, or custom architectures.

ArchGen

A CLI tool for generating project structures based on default, MVC, MVVM, or custom architectures.

Description

ArchGen is a command-line interface (CLI) tool that simplifies the process of creating project structures for Dart applications. It supports four architecture types: Default, MVC, MVVM, and custom. Users can easily specify the desired architecture type and feature name, and ArchGen will generate the necessary files and directories.

Features

• Architecture Types: Choose from Default, MVC, MVVM, or custom architectures.
• Easy Configuration: Load architecture definitions from JSON configuration files.
• Directory and File Creation: Automatically creates directories and files based on specified architecture.

Installation

To use ArchGen, ensure you have Dart SDK installed. Then, you can install it via:

dart pub global activate archgen

Usage

To generate a project structure, use the following command:

dart run archgen <featureName> [-t default|mvc|mvvm|custom] [<path-to-custom-config>]

Options

• featureName: The name of the feature you want to create.
• -t, --type: Specify the architecture type:
  • default: Default architecture
  • mvc: Model-View-Controller
  • mvvm: Model-View-ViewModel
  • custom: Custom architecture (requires a configuration file path)
• -h, --help: Show usage information.

Examples

• Default usage with Default architecture:

  dart run archgen myFeature -t default
  

• MVC architecture:

  dart run archgen myFeature -t mvc
  

• MVVM architecture:

  dart run archgen myFeature -t mvvm
  

• Custom architecture with a configuration file:

  dart run archgen myFeature -t custom path/to/config.json
  

Customizing the JSON Configuration File

To create a custom architecture, you can provide your own JSON configuration file. The structure of the JSON file must follow the format below, where feature_name is a placeholder that will be automatically replaced by the actual feature name specified in the command line.

Example JSON Structure

{
    "features": {
        "feature_name": {
            "model": {
                "model.dart": "// This is a generated file\n// Model class for feature_name\nclass feature_nameModel {\n  // Add properties here\n}"
            },
            "view": {
                "view.dart": ""
            }
    }
}

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! If you have suggestions for improvements or new features, feel free to open an issue or submit a pull request.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for details.

Author

Fellah Mohammed Nassim
Website

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