@clearkit/codemods
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## Install codemods For time being, you must install codemods locally to the app to run them. Eventually they can be run via npx. You can remove codemods after running them, if you so chose.
For time being, you must install codemods locally to the app to run them. Eventually they can be run via npx. You can remove codemods after running them, if you so chose.
yarn add @clearkit/codemods
Run each codemod on a given directory. In the example below, the codemod is run against all files in /client/src using the v1-imports transform:
Codemods will only run in Node v18 due to a limitation of jscodeshift. Run codemods in a separate terminal window/tab and run nvm use before running codemods. If you haven't installed node 18, you will need to run nvm install 18 first/
nvm use 18
./client/node_modules/@clearkit/codemods/dist/index.js client/src v1-imports
./client/node_modules/@clearkit/codemods/dist/index.js client/src v1-buttons
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## Install codemods
The npm package @clearkit/codemods receives a total of 39 weekly downloads. As such, @clearkit/codemods popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @clearkit/codemods demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 9 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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