Warning This project and all packages are still a work in progress. The APIs are not stable and may change.
Programmatically analyze and run transformations across TypeScript or JavaScript files using TS Morph.
Codebases grow and change over time. As they do, it becomes more difficult to maintain and evolve them. This is where codemods can help. Codemods are a way to make large-scale, non-trivial changes to codebases. They are a great way to refactor code, migrate to new APIs, and better understand your codebase.
npx tsxmod <directory> --watchTODO
- Convert to a monorepo
- Add tests
- Start utils package
- Codemod examples
- Loading states
- Playground
- Site
- Share functionality
- Design system specific helpers (analyze and change colors, space, etc. between CSS and JS)
- Load a project (tsconfig.json)
- Start TS Morph server (this is expensive so we only want to run when we need to)
- Start optional playground that loads specific sources to test against
- Add ability for app to write back to disk or test codemods in memory before transforming codebase
- If a codemod runs into an error on a file provide an easy way to skip that file or isolate it to test why a specific file fails
- Analyze a project based on a builtin helper, or a custom helper located in the .tsxmod/analyze .tsxmod/transform directory settings
- View collapsible AST tree of a file
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