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@orderly.network/codemod

v1.0.5

Published

`orderly-codemod` is a command-line tool to help you migrate the package import and `OrderlyAppProvider` configuration from v1 to v2

Downloads

318

Readme

Orderly Codemod

orderly-codemod is a command-line tool to help you migrate the package import and OrderlyAppProvider configuration from v1 to v2

Usage

npx @orderly.network/codemod [OPTION] PATH
  • PATH: Specifies the file or directory path to be transformed (required).

Options

  • -p, --parser <string>
    Specifies the parser for source files. Supported options:

    • babel
    • babylon
    • flow
    • ts
    • tsx

    Default: tsx.

    Please note that when using TypeScript, you need to use the tsx parser; otherwise, the codemod cannot be correctly applied!

  • --ext, --extensions <string>
    Specifies file extensions to transform, with multiple extensions separated by commas. Default: tsx.

  • -i, --ignore <string>
    Specifies a glob pattern to ignore files. Default: node_modules.

Examples

  • Scan all .tsx files in a specified directory with default settings:

    npx @orderly.network/codemod src/
  • Custom extensions:

    npx @orderly.network/codemod --extensions jsx src/
  • Ignore files in the dist folder:

    npx @orderly.network/codemod --ignore dist src/

Note: Applying a codemod may disrupt your existing code formatting, so don’t forget to run prettier and/or eslint after applying the codemod!

Help

Run the following command to display help information:

npx @orderly.network/codemod --help

Error Handling

If no file or directory path is provided, the tool will display an error message:

Error: You have to provide at least one file/directory to transform.