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@khanacademy/wb-codemod

v2.0.0

Published

This package is a wrapper around [jscodeshift](https://github.com/facebook/jscodeshift/) to make it easier to run Wonder Blocks codemods on the Khan Academy's codebase.

Downloads

776

Readme

@khanacademy/wb-codemod

This package is a wrapper around jscodeshift to make it easier to run Wonder Blocks codemods on the Khan Academy's codebase.

Usage

To run a codemod, you can use the wb-codemod command line tool. For example:

npx @khanacademy/wb-codemod -t template path/to/files

This will run the template codemod on the files in path/to/files. This template codemod is a file in the transforms directory of this package.

Writing a codemod

To write a codemod, you can create a new file in the transforms directory of this package. The file should export a function that takes a file argument, an api argument, and an optional options argument.

You can take a look at the existing codemods in the transforms/template.ts file for an example of how to write a codemod.

Unit testing

To write unit tests for your codemod, you can create a new file in the transforms/__test__ directory of this package.

See https://github.com/facebook/jscodeshift?tab=readme-ov-file#unit-testing for more information on how to write unit tests for your codemod.