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comby-helper

v1.1.0

Published

Wrapper around CLI tool [Comby](https://github.com/comby-tools/comby). Comby is a tool for searching and changing code structure

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Readme

Comby Helper

Wrapper around CLI tool Comby. Comby is a tool for searching and changing code structure

Quckstart

Install Comby manually https://comby.dev/docs/get-started

  1. Run Comby Helper CLI
npx comby-helper
  1. Inside of interactive CLI create new pattern
init test

.comby_rules/test.toml file will be created

  1. Edit it
[pattern]

match='''swap(:[1], :[2])'''

rewrite='''swap(:[2], :[1])'''

rule='where true'
  1. Dry run (to test rule).

Create src folder and add test file to it (somefile.js)

swap(x, y)

Return to interactive console. First argument is a target folder. Second argument is a rule name.

dry-run ./src test # or d ./src test
  1. If everything is OK - apply this rule by calling
apply ./src test # or a ./src test

Every file will be changed automatically.

Additional Options

To filter files by extensions add -x option

a ./src test -x .js,.ts,.jsx,.tsx

To exlude folders add -e option

a ./src test -e vendor,node_modules,test

Documentation

Plz refer to official comby docs https://comby.dev/docs/overview