/create-component
Create a frontend component with proper structure, types, and accessibility.
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/create-component
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What this command does when you run it.
Create a frontend component with proper structure, types, and accessibility.
Command definition
create-component.mdCreate a frontend component with proper structure, types, and accessibility.
Steps
1. Determine the component specification: 2. Detect the project's frontend framework: 3. Create the component file(s): 4. Add accessibility attributes: 5. Add responsive styling: 6. Create a test file for the component. 7. Export the component from the module index.
Format
Component: <name> Framework: <React|Vue|Svelte|etc> Files: - <component file>
Rules
- Follow the project's existing component patterns.
- Every interactive element must be keyboard accessible.
- Use semantic HTML elements over generic divs.
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