Add npm-react-codemod #3506
Add npm-react-codemod #3506
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| Options to [recast](https://github.com/benjamn/recast)'s printer can be provided | ||
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| * `react-codemod use-strict <file> --printOptions='{"quote":"double"}'` |
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use-strict doesn't exist, perhaps use a real example
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Lots of lint to fix :) You might need a custom |
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| return reactTools.transform(source, {harmony: true, stripTypes: true}); |
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| $DIR/node_modules/.bin/jscodeshift -t $DIR/build/$TRANSFORM.js $@ |
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I'm pretty sure this isn't going to work on Windows. I thought we were going to make this a js script that used node to shell out to jscodeshift?
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meh, that's no fun. Let me see what I can do.
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fun fact, I can't actually use |
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I'm on v0.10.37 and it works fine for me? Should I move back to var's? |
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Changed to use babel. |
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ok, should be good to go |
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jest now fails because it picks up your transform tests but jscodeshift isn't in the root package.json. |
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oh damn, why didn't travis not catch that? :( |
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oh hmm, I thought i actually checked that locally…
Because we're having issues with travis and jest. |
This adds
react-codemodwith the following codemods:getDOMNodetoReact.findDOMNodePureRenderMixintoshouldComponentUpdateusingshallowCompareReact.createClassto ES6 classes.See the README for a detailed explanation of how the codemods work.
The codemods are based on jscodeshift and the project structure is based on js-codemod.
The tests can be run using
npm test. Publishing this to npm should work as I have fiddled around withjs-codemodenough.@zpao can we pull in #3355 for React 0.13.2? I thought it was going into 0.13.1 but I guess it didn't :)