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@thumbtack/thumbprint-codemods
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This package is a collection of codemods that assist with breaking changes in Thumbprint.
This package is a collection of codemods that assist with breaking changes in Thumbprint.
Usage
$ npx @thumbtack/thumbprint-codemods <folder> --codemod '<codemod-name>'
Options
<folder> [required] Folder that you recursively want to migrate.
--codemod [required] Name of the codemod to run.
-d, --dry-run Don't write anything, just show what files would have been changed.
--version Prints the version.
--help Prints this message.
Examples
$ npx @thumbtack/thumbprint-codemods ./path/to/folder --codemod 'button-secondary-to-tertiary'
You can find a list of the codemods in the src
directory. The directory names (button-secondary-to-tertiary
, for example) are also the codemod names.
FAQs
This package is a collection of codemods that assist with breaking changes in Thumbprint.
We found that @thumbtack/thumbprint-codemods demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 4 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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