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ember-property-upgrade

v0.0.7

Published

Tool for migration from deprecated "property()" to new syntax

Downloads

8

Readme

Ember Property Migration Tool License: MIT Build Status

Simple tool for migrating computed properties (used with .property()) from syntax deprecated in Ember 3.9.

Installation

# With NPM
npm install ember-property-upgrade --save

# With Yarn
yarn add ember-property-upgrade

Usage

After installation a CLI is available in your project.

./node_modules/.bin/ember-property-upgrade [filesGlob] [options] --help
  • [filesGlob] - glob expression, which points to files, e.g. 'src/**/*.js'
  • [options] - defined in Options section

Alternatively you can install module globally and access it via alias ember-property-upgrade.

How it works

This tool helps with smooth migration to new computed property syntax. Simply run the CLI and you are done!

By default ember-property-upgrade doesn't format transformed code. To run auto-format the code use --format=true when running CLI (see Options for more details).

Before

const Person = EmberObject.extend({
  fullName: computed(function() {
    return `${this.firstName} ${this.lastName}`;
  }).property('firstName', 'lastName'),

  isYoung: Ember.computed(function() {
    return this.age < 50;
  }).property('age'),

  hasFriends: function() {
    return this.friends.length > 0;
  }.property('friends'),
});

After

const Person = EmberObject.extend({
  fullName: computed('firstName', 'lastName', function() {
    return `${this.firstName} ${this.lastName}`;
  }),

  isYoung: Ember.computed('age', function() {
    return this.age < 50;
  }),
  
  hasFriends: Ember.computed('friends', function() {
    return this.friends.length > 0;
  }),
});

Options

| Option | Type | Description | Default | |---------------------------|-------------|---------------|---------| | --format | Boolean | Enable auto formatting after code parsing | false | | --prettier-config-file | String | Path to Prettier config file (accepts JS and JSON files) | | | --prettier-config | String | Prettier config as JSON string | | | --framework-pkg | String | Name of Ember's import alias | 'Ember' | | --computed-fn-name | String | Name of computed property function name | 'computed' |

Usage without CLI

Migration tool can be used directly in Node.js environment.

const { transform } = require('ember-property-upgrade');

// or using ES modules

import { transform } from 'ember-property-upgrade';

Usage

// Transforming the code
// input {String} - code input
// options {TransformOptions} - options for parser

const parsedCode = transform(input, options);

License

Created by Mirosław Ciastek. Released under the MIT License.