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@ouds/web-migrate
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CLI utility to migrate a Boosted or OB1 project to OUDS Web or update an OUDS Web project to the last version.
CLI utility to migrate a Boosted or OB1 project to OUDS Web or update an OUDS Web project to the last version.
To update an OUDS project to the last version, simply run:
npx @ouds/web-migrate "**/*.{css,scss,html}"
Any filetype can be specified, you could simply use "**/*.*" as a glob pattern to run on all files but this is not recommended.
We advise to run this script in a version controlled folder to be able to check modifications afterward.
--from=value Change the source framework, where value can be ouds, boosted or ob1. Default is ouds.**/*.{css,scss,html}# Default (migrate to last OUDS Web version)
npx @ouds/web-migrate
# Migrate a Boosted project that uses JSX
npx @ouds/web-migrate --from=boosted "src/**/*.{css,scss,html,jsx}"
# Migrate an OB1 project that uses Vue
npx @ouds/web-migrate --from=ob1 "src/**/*.{css,scss,html,vue}"
replace-in-file.class=" " from your code and will keep a space for removed classessomething-2xl-left), they will be renamed to 2xl:something-leftFeel free to contact us or open a discussion if you have any issue or improvement idea for this script: https://github.com/Orange-OpenSource/Orange-Boosted-Bootstrap/discussions/new?category=q-a
npm test
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CLI utility to migrate a Boosted or OB1 project to OUDS Web or update an OUDS Web project to the last version.
We found that @ouds/web-migrate demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 5 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.

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