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React Component Generator: A Clean Component File in Seconds

Describe props and state, and get a ready .jsx or .tsx component with styles and a test.

  • ⚛️ Props and hooks
  • 🎨 CSS Modules or Tailwind
  • 🧪 Test file included

How to use the React Component Boilerplate Generator

  1. 1. Name the componentPascalCase, like CourseCard or LoginForm.
  2. 2. Describe props and stateOne prop per line as name: type; add ? for optional and = for a default.
  3. 3. DownloadGet the component, styles and test together as a ZIP.

What is generated

  • A function component, the modern React style, with props destructured in the signature and defaults written like count = 0.
  • In TypeScript, a Props type: function props become () => void, node becomes React.ReactNode, and ? marks optional props.
  • A useState line for each state value, and an optional useEffect with a cleanup function.
  • Sensible markup: a heading for the title prop, a button for function props, a list for array props, and a toggle button for boolean state.
  • Styling with a CSS Module (scoped class names), Tailwind classes, or none.
  • A test that renders the component with sample props and checks the heading.

Worked example

The sample CourseCard has 4 props (title, price, optional tags and onEnroll) and 1 state value, isOpen = false. In TSX with a CSS Module and a test, you get 3 files: CourseCard.tsx, CourseCard.module.css and CourseCard.test.tsx. The props type is:

type CourseCardProps = {
  title: string;
  price: number;
  tags?: string[];
  onEnroll: () => void;
};

Because tags is optional, the list renders only when it is passed ({tags && (…)}), and onEnroll becomes an Enroll button. The test renders <CourseCard title="Test title" price={1} onEnroll={() => {}} />, passing only the required props. Treat this as a starting point and replace the placeholder markup with your design.

Frequently asked questions

Does it support class components?

No. Function components with hooks are the current standard and are what React's documentation teaches.

What do I need to run the test?

React Testing Library and jest-dom with Vitest or Jest. Vite and Next.js templates can add these quickly.

Can I use it with Next.js?

Yes. Add "use client" at the top if the component uses state or effects in the App Router.

Is the react component boilerplate generator free?

Yes, it is free. Generating your first component asks for your name and WhatsApp number once. After that, the react component boilerplate generator and every other Uncodemy tool open with no form.

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