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@liveblocks/codemod
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@liveblocks/codemod
Codemods for updating Liveblocks apps.
remove-liveblocks-config-contexts
Replaces createRoomContext
and createLiveblocksContext
in liveblock.config
files with global Liveblocks
types and updates all imports to
@liveblocks/react
accordingly.
npx @liveblocks/codemod@latest remove-liveblocks-config-contexts
If you export the Suspense versions of hooks from createRoomContext
and
createLiveblocksContext
, add the --suspense
flag to update all imports to
@liveblocks/react/suspense
instead.
npx @liveblocks/codemod@latest remove-liveblocks-config-contexts --suspense
react-comments-to-react-ui
Updates @liveblocks/react-comments
imports to @liveblocks/react-ui
and
renames <CommentsConfig />
to <LiveblocksUIConfig />
.
npx @liveblocks/codemod@latest react-comments-to-react-ui
room-info-to-room-data
Renames RoomInfo
type from @liveblocks/node
to RoomData
.
npx @liveblocks/codemod@latest room-info-to-room-data
FAQs
Codemods for updating Liveblocks apps.
The npm package @liveblocks/codemod receives a total of 12 weekly downloads. As such, @liveblocks/codemod popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @liveblocks/codemod demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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