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Yeah this is totally doable!

First let me re-iterate the question to make sure I'm understanding what exactly you'd like to do:

When you run redux g dumb MyComponent you want the MyComponent.test.js file to live inside a __tests__ folder that is nested in the components folder?

If so, to implement that you can override the default blueprints that come with the CLI and/or the starter kit. To do that you just need to create a local blueprints folder in your project root OR modify a blueprint that is already in your project root (if using the starter kit). You would want to change the blueprint for dumb to look like this:

  1 dumb
      2 ├── files
      3 │   └── __root__
      4 │       └── __dumb__
      5 │           ├── __test__
      6 │           │   └── __name__.test.js
      7 │           └── __name__.js
      8 └── index.js

Now we have a little bit of an issue because the __test__ token is going to be automatically converted to whatever your testBase is. However, we can take advantage of the 'hooks' inside each blueprints index.js to modify functionality. So inside the index.js file for the dumb blueprint you could do this:

module.exports = {
  description() {
    return 'Generates a dumb (aka Pure) component';
  },
  fileMapTokens() {
    return {
      __test__: (options) => {
        return '__test__';
      }
    };
  }
};

This essentially overrides the default behavior and says that when mapping the files to be generated leave the __test__ token alone and use the STRING '__test__'for the folder name.

Hope this makes sense, let me know if you have any questions!

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Hi Spencer,
Thanks, works like a charm! I had to add the path to __dumb__ compoents as well, like so:

module.exports = {
  description() {
    return 'Generates a dumb (aka Pure) component';
  },
  fileMapTokens() {
    return {
      __test__: (options) => '__tests__',
      __dumb__: (options) => 'components',
    };
  }
};

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Awesome, glad you got it working!

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