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@twilio/flex-plugin-core-utils

v1.1.1

Published

4 months ago

Node utility package that helps migrate Flex plugins to use Flex Declarative Component APIs

Downloads

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Flex Plugin Core Utils

A core utility package written in Node TypeScript which helps build plugins for Flex.

It uses Facebook's JSCodeshift to parse through Flex plugin code and perform different operations like migration/validation.

Usage

Validate

Validates the given plugin files (TSX/JSX/TS/JS) for violation of a list of rules for a given Flex UI version. These rules include checks against the following:

Flex UI API Compatibility
Flex UI Dependency Conflicts
Direct DOM Manipulation.

Method

validate(filePaths: string[], rules: Rules, config: RunnerConfig)

Arguments

filePaths - Paths to plugin files which needs to be validated
rules - List of rules to check violations for in the given plugin files
config - JSCodeshift runner configuration options

Migrate

Migrates the given plugin files (TSX/JSX/TS/JS) to use the latest Flex Declarative Component API used to build on top of Flex.

Method

migrate(filePaths: string[], config: RunnerConfig)

Arguments

filePaths - Paths to plugin files which needs to be migrated
config - JSCodeshift runner configuration options

Note:

This is an utility package used by Twilio Flex Plugin Builder internally and is not meant to be used as a stand-alone package. We do not support it for use outside of Twilio.