migrate-yfiles-ts-app
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Tool that helps with the migration of typescript files that reference old yFiles for HTML API.
Install via
$ npm install -g migrate-yfiles-ts-app
then run
$ migrate-yfiles-ts-app --project path/to/tsconfig.json [--fix --out out/path]
--project: Path to the project's tsconfig.json (default: ./tsconfig.json)--fix The tool is able to perform some transformations on its own. Enable to make
use of this feature (default: disabled).--out/-o: If you don't want the tool to apply changes in-place you can specify a
separate out path (default: ./).In order to run the tests put the yFiles type definition file from the version that your program is using into "yfiles.d.ts" in the root folder.
This tool is built on top of TSLint and adds some custom
rules which detect API changes. If your IDE natively supports TSLint you might as well add
those custom rules to your TSLint settings instead of running this tool from console. Have a
look at tslint.json for available rules.
MIT
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Tool that helps with the migration of typescript files that reference old yFiles for HTML API.
The npm package migrate-yfiles-ts-app receives a total of 2 weekly downloads. As such, migrate-yfiles-ts-app popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that migrate-yfiles-ts-app demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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