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'.source.js':
    'React Component':
        'prefix': 'rc'
        'body': '''
        import React, { Component, PropTypes } from 'react';

        const propTypes = {

        };

        const defaultProps = {

        };

        class ${1:MyComponent} extends React.Component {

            constructor(props) {
                super(props);
            }

            render() {
                return(
                    <div>${1:MyComponent}</div>
                );
            }
        }

        ${1:MyComponent}.propTypes = propTypes;
        ${1:MyComponent}.defaultProps = defaultProps;

        export default ${1:MyComponent};
        '''
    'Import Component':
        'prefix': 'impc'
        'body': '''
        import ${1:MyComponent} from './${1:MyComponent}';
        '''
    'React PropTypes and DefaultProps':
        'prefix': 'rpd'
        'body': '''
        ${1:MyComponent}.propTypes = {

        };
        ${1:MyComponent}.defaultProps = {

        };
        '''
    'REST API COMMET':
      'prefix': 'restc'
      'body': '/*
\n\tAPI: ${1:method} ${2:/}
\n\tbody: ${3:body}
\n\tparams:
\n\t\t${4:params}
\n\tdescription: ${5:description}
\n*/'