---
name: atomic-bomb-templates
description: Use this skill when an AI agent needs to select, create, update, or reason about Atomic Bomb generation templates.
---

# Atomic Bomb Templates Skill

Atomic Bomb Templates define reusable file structures for generated components.

Repository: <https://github.com/ReneKrewinkel/atomic-bomb-templates>
Site: <https://atomic-bomb.io/templates>

## Use When

Use this skill when a project needs custom generated component files, the default Atomic Bomb output does not match local conventions, or an agent needs to add placeholders to generated files.

## Template Purpose

Templates should encode conventions that should be repeated, not one-off implementation details.

Good template concerns:

- File names.
- Import style.
- Component boilerplate.
- TypeScript interfaces.
- Mock shape.
- Storybook story shape.
- Test setup.
- Web Sass files, native style modules, and barrel files.

Avoid putting volatile feature-specific business logic in templates.

## Template Selection

Choose templates based on framework, styling approach, testing framework, component layer, and local folder conventions.

## Agent Rules

- Inspect existing generated files before changing templates.
- Keep placeholders readable and consistent.
- Keep template output TypeScript-first when the project uses TypeScript.
- Keep generated stories and mocks valid without app-level data fetching.
- Keep barrel exports generated consistently.
- Keep web Sass barrels or native style module exports generated consistently.
- Document new placeholders in the template repository or local template docs.

## Template Output Checklist

```text
ComponentName.tsx
ComponentName.interface.tsx
ComponentName.mock.ts
ComponentName.stories.tsx
ComponentName.test.tsx
_ComponentName.style.scss
_index.scss
index.tsx
```

Adapt this list to the existing project and platform. Expo and React Native templates may use native style modules instead of SCSS files, but support files should stay complete enough for isolation, type safety, and maintainability.