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code-migration-helpers

v0.6.1

Published

Provides useful (but currently not thorough) code migration helpers

Downloads

18

Readme

Softkave Code Migration Helper

Overview

A collection of useful code migration scripts. Currently provides the following:

  • Replacing/adding relative import extensions in code. E.g. import some from "./thing" can become import some from "./thing.js".
  • Importing vitest test constructs in a test file. Useful when moving from jest to vitest.
  • Replacing filename extenstions for matching extensions. E.g. some-file.js can become some-file.cjs.

NOTE: modifications may not always be accurate, so it's best to work off a separate branch without any changes, incase you want to revert all changes and run again.

Install

npm

npm install code-migration-helpers -D

npm one time run

npx code-migration-helpers --help

Usage

help

Prints help.

npx code-migration-helpers help

version

Prints version.

npx code-migration-helpers version

add-ext

Add extensions to relative import or require calls. Relative meaning ./some-file or ../some-folder/some-file.

Arguments

  • -f - Required file or folder path.
  • --from - Optional extension to replace. If empty, all relative imports are considered in scope.
  • --to - Optional extension to replace with. If empty, it'll try to figure out the right extension. i.e. Imported files ending in [.js, .ts] become .js, [.cjs, .cts] become .cjs, [.mjs, .mts] become .mjs.
npx code-migration-helpers add-ext -f="./fpath"

jest-to-vitest

Imports vitest test constructs if found in files-in-scope. E.g. expect, test, beforeAll, etc. and also replaces calls to jest.fn() with vi.fn().

Arguments

  • -f - Required file or folder path.
npx code-migration-helpers jest-to-vitest -f="./fpath"

rename-ext

Renames file extensions for files-in-scope. E.g. some-file.js can become some-file.cjs.

Arguments

  • -f - Required file or folder path.
  • --from - Required extension to replace.
  • --to - Required extension to replace with.
npx code-migration-helpers jest-to-vitest -f="./fpath"