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@lg-tools/codemods

v0.0.2

Published

Codemods for LeafyGreen UI

Downloads

27

Readme

Codemods

npm (scoped)

Installation

Yarn

yarn add @lg-tools/codemods

NPM

npm install @lg-tools/codemods

Usage

yarn lg codemod <codemod> <path> [...options]

Arguments

codemod

name of codemod, see available codemods below.

path

files or directory to transform

Options

--i or --ignore

Glob patterns to ignore

yarn lg codemod <codemode> <path> --ignore **/node_modules/** **/.next/**

--d or --dry

Dry run (no changes to files are made)

yarn lg codemod <codemode> <path> --dry

--p or --print

Print transformed files to stdout and changes are also made to files

yarn lg codemod <codemode> <path> --print

--f or --force

Bypass Git safety checks and forcibly run codemods.

yarn lg codemod <codemode> <path> --force

Codemods

NOTE: These codemods are for testing purposes only

consolidate-props

This codemod consolidates two props into one.

yarn lg codemod codemode-props <path>

E.g. In this example, the disabled props is merged into the state prop.

Before:

<MyComponent disabled={true} state="valid" />

After:

<MyComponent state="disabled" />

rename-component-prop

This codemod renames a component prop

yarn lg codemod codemode-component-prop <path>

E.g. In this example, prop is renamed to newProp.

Before:

<MyComponent prop="hey" />

After:

<MyComponent newProp="hey" />

update-component-prop-value

This codemod updates a prop value

yarn lg codemod codemode-component-prop-value <path>

E.g. In this example, value is updated to new prop value.

Before:

<MyComponent prop="value" />

After:

<MyComponent prop="new prop value" />