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@adobe/aem-cs-source-migration-commons
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Common helper utilities used by AEM as a Cloud Service code refactoring tools
aem-cs-source-migration-commons
library provides common functionalities and helper utilities used
by AEM as a Cloud Service Code Refactoring Tools (packages).
While the Code Refactoring tools (modules) are created for different purposes, they each end up defining a set of utility methods and functionalities that are similar. To avoid duplicate code or functionalities, common utilities are extracted out into its own module, which can then be included by the tools and used.
This project offers a set of functionalities that can be shared among different code refactoring tool modules:
This project uses node and npm. Check your system if you already have these utilities installed.
It can be installed like any other Node.js
module.
$ npm install @adobe/aem-cs-source-migration-commons
Follow the steps below to add the module to your Node.js
project:
require
function in the module in the javascript file where it will be consumed:const Commons = require('@adobe/aem-cs-source-migration-commons');
or by destructuring assignment syntax (as per requirement)
const {
logger,
constants,
util,
ConversionStep,
ConversionOperation,
SummaryReportWriter} = require('@adobe/aem-cs-source-migration-commons');
Contributions are welcomed! Refer to Contributing Guide for more information.
This project is licensed under the Apache V2 License. Refer to LICENSE for more information.
FAQs
Common helper utilities used by AEM as a Cloud Service code refactoring tools
We found that @adobe/aem-cs-source-migration-commons demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 19 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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