plugin-name-to-package-name

Transforms plugin names into package names, as seen at e.g. eslint, stricter, and others.

From eslint's Working with Plugins:

Each plugin is an npm module with a name in the format of eslint-plugin-<plugin-name>, such as eslint-plugin-jquery. You can also use scoped packages in the format of @<scope>/eslint-plugin-<plugin-name> such as @jquery/eslint-plugin-jquery or even @<scope>/eslint-plugin such as @jquery/eslint-plugin.

Installation

$ npm install plugin-name-to-package-name

const { transform } = require('plugin-name-to-package-name');

console.log(transform('@foo/bar', 'eslint-plugin')); // @foo/eslint-plugin-bar

Usage

transform takes two parameters; the pluginName, and the pluginPrefix. In the above example, pluginName is '@foo/bar' and pluginPrefix is 'eslint-plugin'.

Examples

| pluginName | pluginPrefix | Result | |-|-|-| | @foo | eslint-plugin | @foo/eslint-plugin | | bar | stricter-plugin | stricter-plugin-bar | | @foo/bar | modster-plugin | @foo/modster-plugin-bar |

Contributions

Yes please!