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@tonic-ui/codemod

v2.1.0

Published

Codemod scripts for Tonic UI

Downloads

3

Readme

@tonic-ui/codemod

This repository contains a collection of codemod scripts based for use with jscodeshift that help update the APIs.

Usage

To view help information, run:

npx @tonic-ui/codemod@latest --help

To run a codemod with the latest version of @tonic-ui/codemod, use the following command:

npx @tonic-ui/codemod@latest <codemod> <path>

Make sure to replace <codemod> with the specific codemod you want to run and <path> with the path to the codebase you want to transform.

Verbose mode

To enable verbose mode and see detailed output:

npx @tonic-ui/codemod@latest <codemod> <path> --verbose=2

File extensions

For JavaScript files:

npx @tonic-ui/codemod@latest <codemod> <path> --extensions=js,jsx

For TypeScript files:

npx @tonic-ui/codemod@latest <codemod> <path> --parser=tsx --extensions=ts,tsx

jscodeshift options

Options can be passed directly to jscodeshift using the --jscodeshift flag:

npx @tonic-ui/codemod@latest <codemod> <path> --jscodeshift='--cpus=2'

For additional options with jscodeshift, refer to the complete jscodeshift CLI usage guide.

Transforms

v2.0.0

import-react-icons

Updates the import locations for icon components within Tonic UI v2.

In Tonic UI v2, icon components must be imported separately from the @tonic-ui/react-icons package. The diff should look like this:

 import { Badge, Icon } from '@tonic-ui/react';
+import { AlertIcon } from '@tonic-ui/react-icons';
 import React from 'react';

 export default () => (
   <Badge variant="dot">
-    <Icon icon="alert" size="4x" />
+    <Icon as={AlertIcon} size="4x" />
   </Badge>
 );

For JavaScript files:

npx @tonic-ui/codemod@latest react/v2.0.0/import-react-icons src --extensions=js,jsx

For TypeScript files:

npx @tonic-ui/codemod@latest react/v2.0.0/import-react-icons src --parser=tsx --extensions=ts,tsx