hygen VS ejs

--- to: app/hello.js --- const hello = ``` Hello! This is your first hygen template. Learn what it can do here: https://github.com/jondot/hygen ``` console.log(hello)

hygen

hygen.io is the best code/template generator.

This is a basic example, but you can start to see how you might create CDK templates and share them with your team. I recommend checking out the hygen website, it's an active project and the documentation is quite good.

My comment was misleading-I don’t know if Storybook has native support, but using typescript (or Babel, or any parser) you can analyze a component and automatically create stories with good foundational docs. In the past, I’ve used Hygen and a handful of scripts that were tied into our commit workflow that handled generating boilerplate stories for new components and then automatically updated the stories when any changes to props were picked up.

You can look at Hygen: https://github.com/jondot/hygen

this allows you to import this Header component with import { Header } from 'path/Header' without Header/Header. Creating this structure manually is annoying, so one will benefit from some code generators like plop or hygen.

You'll notice the --- delimiter in the header, this is frontmatter. The basic example above is showing that this file will be copied into the root source directory and a variable for name has been used. The variable placeholders are using ejs, which is a popular templating framework and quite powerful.