Some users might want to use the Reacli CLI to create several components in the same project. Each component might have to be configured with the same options.
For example, if the project uses Flow for one component, the user might want to use the same option for every component he creates thanks to the CLI.
That is the reason why Reacli embeds a feature enabling the user to add a .reacli file at the root of the project.
The CLI will then find the root of the project and check if there is a .reacli file there. If that is the case, it will load it and add its content to the options given at runtime.
For example, let’s imagine there is a .reacli file like the following.
{
"flow": true,
"scss": true
}
If the user calls
reacli component ./my-super-component --redux
The generated component will use the following options:
In the .reacli file, do not write options you do not want to use (even with the false value). Options in the .reacli files are prevalent over the ones given to the CLI at runtime.
Up to now, here are the lines you can write in the .reacli file to select options:
"scss": true"flow": true"redux": true