Templates in rekit 3?

[codeability-ab]

Hello!
We're still using rekit 2.3 and rely pretty much on our customized templates for asynch actions and components.

I tried upgrading to rekit 3 but can't find the templates.

Is the "use your own templates" feature removed in rekit 3?

best regards Johan

[danielo515]

I'm also interested on this.
Rekit is probably the fastest way to get react apps created, it will be a shame it gets abandoned.

[supnate]

It was designed to support custom templates in several ways: https://github.com/rekit/rekit-core/blob/master/core/template.js#L27 .

But there seems to be some bug that it doesn't work. I will fix it.

[codeability-ab]

Thanks!
Just to clarify... with rekit 3

• If I generate a new project, there is no template directory and no templates
• The templates in a project generated with rekit 2.x are ignored when generating new components, actions etc

I agree with @danielo515 - Rekit is an awesome tool!

:-)

/Johan

[joacim-boive]

@supnate Any progress or ETA on this issue?

[supnate]

Hey, very sorry for the delay. I will fix it together with some other small fixes in the next week.

[supnate]

There's some issue on publishing a new rekit-studio version (Because I'm working on a new Rekit extension on vscode). As a workaround, you can update rekit-core to 3.0.1 in your global installed rekit-studio by:

1. Go to global installed rekit-studio folder
2. Run npm i rekit-core@3.0.1

Then you can define your template in your project's folder rekit-templates/rekit-react. The list of templates can be found here: https://github.com/rekit/rekit-core/tree/master/plugins/rekit-react/templates

For example, create a file in your project at: <prj-root>/rekit-templates/rekit-react/FuncComponent.js.tpl then it will be used to create a functional component.

To use a different folder, define templatesDir in rekit.json which support a template folder outside of your project.