@lmc-eu/spirit-codemods
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Codemods for migration to the newer version of the Spirit Design library.
spirit-codemods is a CLI tool designed to assist you in migrating to the latest version of our Spirit Design System library. This tool efficiently handles the removal of breaking changes and deprecations with simple commands.
For React transformations, it utilizes the jscodeshift library.
No installation of this package is necessary; you can run it using npx.
To view the available arguments for this package, use -h or --help as shown in the example below:
npx @lmc-eu/spirit-codemods -h
There are two mandatory arguments: -p/--path and -t/--transformation.
The former specifies the directory path where you want to execute transforms, while the latter specifies the desired codemod to run.
npx @lmc-eu/spirit-codemods -p ./ -t v2/web-react/<codemod-name>
Other optional arguments include:
-v/--version - Displays current version-h/--help - Displays this message-e/--extensions - Extensions of the transformed files, default: ts,tsx,js,jsx--parser - Parser to use (babel, ts, tsx, flow), default: tsx--ignore - Ignore files or directories, default: **/node_modules/**For example, this could be the command you will run:
npx @lmc-eu/spirit-codemods -p ./src -t v2/web-react/fileuploader-prop-names -e js,jsx --parser babel
FAQs
Codemods scripts for Spirit Design System packages
The npm package @lmc-eu/spirit-codemods receives a total of 6 weekly downloads. As such, @lmc-eu/spirit-codemods popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @lmc-eu/spirit-codemods 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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