@ui5/webcomponents-react-base
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npm install @ui5/webcomponents-react-base
This package is a collection of internal utils for the @ui5/webcomponents-react project and is not intended to be used
as a standalone library in applications. The only intended public usage is running the codemod cli:
The codemod cli is exposed starting from @ui5/webcomponents-react-base@0.16.2.
# if you only have .js and .jsx files in your project
npx ui5wcr-codemod [transformer-name] [file-or-directory-to-run-on]
# if you are using TypeScript (.ts and .tsx)
npx ui5wcr-codemod [transformer-name] [file-or-directory-to-run-on] --typescript
transformLibToDist@ui5/webcomponents-react@0.15.0 changed all import paths from /lib to /dist. You can migrate your codebase (e.g. your src folder) by running:
npx ui5wcr-codemod transformLibToDist src
# add --typescript if you are using TypeScript
renamePropsV18@ui5/webcomponents-react@0.18.0 renamed lots of props in order to have a more consistent API. You can migrate your codebase (e.g. your src folder) by running:
npx ui5wcr-codemod renamePropsV18 src
# add --typescript if you are using TypeScript
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