Is your company using plop?

[amwmedia]

Hey there ploppers (ok, that's terrible), I'd like to add a list of companies that are using plop to the plopjs.com website. So if your company uses plop and would like to be included on the list, please leave a comment below (or email) with your company's name and website address.

Thanks all!

[brandonbuttars]

Sorenson Media - http://www.sorensonmedia.com/
We don't use it on the site but we use it to help build some of our products.

[TheSisb]

Discord, Inc. - https://discordapp.com
We use it to to generate the boilerplate for new UI components.

[PaGury]

iAdvize. - https://www.iadvize.com
Not used on the website.
Using it on some of our products to enhance development experience/productivity.

• React component generators.
• JS domain generators.
• We plan to use it to generate some scala projects parts

[GeeWee]

bambuu use it for react component scaffolding.

[macrozone]

We at panter.ch use the mantra-cli (https://github.com/mantrajs/mantra-cli) for react and react-native apps. Mantra-cli comes from meteor-ecosystem, but its useful in non-meteor-apps as well.

It basically does something similar to plop, but its restricted to certain entities (components, containers, actions). What i like is that it gives you a structure where your app is separated into different modules, each with its own components, actions, containers (reducers and sagas also fit nicely in these modules).

I also maintained the mantra-cli and i wanted to extend it to allow more different entities (like creating reducers, action-creators, etc.) but the codebase is not that flexible anymore, so i looked for an alternative and i think plop is a good basis for the new "mantra-cli".

i started to experiment with it and i will release a plop-pack that basically does, what mantra-cli does but with additional entities like reducers, sagas or redux-observables by providing a base action that leaverage the module structure

[jorycunningham]

We use it at Vimeo to scaffold new React-based UI components for our shared UI Library.

[reconbot]

We use at Bustle to scaffold new GraphQL projects in our API server and for new Models in our Graph Database.

[yannvr]

Used at weshop to handle styled-components/MUI components along with story and test

[kentcdodds]

As of today, PayPal is using plop <3