create-ai-toolkit is an AI-driven frontend development tool designed to significantly enhance development efficiency through automation and intelligence. This tool integrates component and hook generation, automated commit messages, and code review functions to help developers maintain high code quality while simplifying and accelerating the development process.
create-ai-toolkit can automatically generate standardized frontend components based on user-provided requirements, reducing repetitive work and allowing developers to focus on core business logic.
Features:
- Supports multiple frontend frameworks (such as React, Vue).
- Automatically generates TypeScript type definitions.
- Optional integration with CSS preprocessors (such as SASS, LESS, Stylus, Tailwind CSS), etc.
- Automatically generates TypeDoc comments, quickly grasping usage methods.
This tool can generate custom hooks based on requirement descriptions, improving code reusability and maintainability.
Features:
- Supports multiple frontend frameworks (such as React, Vue).
- Supports complex state management and side effects.
- Automatically generates TypeDoc comments, quickly grasping usage methods.
- Seamlessly integrates with existing components.
create-ai-toolkit can automatically generate commit messages based on the content of the staging area, ensuring a clear and standardized commit history.
Features:
- Generates commit messages based on code changes.
- Supports multiple commit message formats (such as Conventional Commits).
- Increases commit efficiency and reduces human error.
This tool can perform static analysis and reviews of the code, providing optimization suggestions to help developers improve code quality.
Features:
- Identifies potential issues and anti-patterns in the code.
- Provides code optimization suggestions and best practices.
- Supports multiple programming languages and frameworks.
Ensure your Node.js version is v18 or above, and globally install create-ai-toolkit:
npm install -g create-ai-toolkit-test
# or using pnpm
pnpm add -g create-ai-toolkit-testIf you don't have a GPT key, you can purchase one from the OpenAI Official Website.
To use create-ai-toolkit, first execute the following command to globally set the API Key:
ai set OPENAI_KEY your-keyThis command will create a toolkit.config.json file in the root directory of your operating system.
Execute the following command in the terminal:
ai --helpYou will see the following result:
Execute the following command to automatically generate a component:
ai component <name> [path]Where name is the component name, and path is an optional parameter specifying the path to generate the file, defaulting to the src/components directory.
Execute the command and select based on your needs, the final result is shown below:
Execute the following command to generate custom hooks:
ai hooks <name>Where name is the name of the hooks file, defaulting to the src/hooks directory.
Execute the command and select based on your needs, the final result is shown below:
To generate commit messages, first ensure there is content in your git staging area. Execute the following command to add modified files to the staging area:
git add .After ensuring there is content in the staging area, execute the following command:
ai commitThe terminal will return appropriate commit messages for you to choose from:
If you select a satisfactory commit message, the tool will automatically execute git commit -m 'generated commit message'.
Based on the content of the staging area, AI will automatically perform a code review and provide modification suggestions. Execute the following command:
ai reviewAfter executing the command, AI will automatically generate a moment.md file containing AI's evaluation and modification suggestions:
If you need to change the API Key, you can execute the following command:
ai set OPENAI_KEY your-keyExecute the following command to get the currently set API Key:
ai get OPENAI_KEYIf you are using a different intermediary API Key or running a large model on your machine, you can execute the following command to change the API endpoint:
ai set END_POINT http://127.0.0.1:8000
Execute the following command to get the currently set API endpoint:
ai get END_POINTThank you to all the contributors to this project!
Email: [email protected]
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