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@enre-ts/naming

v0.4.3

Published

@enre-ts/naming defines data structures for naming entities unambiguously

Downloads

7

Readme

Notice

The @enre-ts/naming package has been refactored to leverage simplified format.

BEFORE:

foo // Normal and valid identifier
<File base="foo" ext="ts">
<Anonymous as="Function">
<Modified raw="a-not-valid-identifier" as="StringLiteral">

AFTER:

foo // Not changed
<File foo.ts>
<Anon Function>
<Str a-not-valid-identifier>

(For details see src/name.ts)

Migration

Below are step-by-step guides to help downstream users to migrate to the new format.

Apply new string format in docs

Below are regex matcher and replacer that convert strings matched to the former pattern to the latter.

  1. Update all File name

    <File base="(.+)" ext="(.+)">
    <File $1.$2>

  2. Update all Anonymous name

    <Anonymous as="(.+)">
    <Anon $1>

  3. Update all Modified name

    • <Modified raw="(.+)" as="StringLiteral">
      <Str $1>

    • <Modified raw="(.+)" as="NumericLiteral" value=".+">
      <Num $1>

    • <Modified raw="(.+)" as="PrivateIdentifier">
      <Pvt $1>

Apply new object creation format in code

BEFORE:

import {buildENREName, ENRENameAnonymous} from '@enre-ts/naming';

buildENREName('some name');                         // Normal valid identifier
buildENREName<ENRENameAnonymous>({as: 'Class'});    // Anonymous class

AFTER:

import ENREName from '@enre-ts/naming';

new ENREName('Norm', 'some name');                  // Normal valid identifier
new ENREName('Anon', 'Class');                      // Anonymous class