This package transforms import specifiers in source-code from the broken state TypeScript's compiler (tsc) required (prior TypeScript v5.7 RC) into proper ones. This is useful when source-code is processed by standards-compliant software like Node.js. This is a one-and-done process, and the updated source-code should be committed to your version control (ex git); thereafter, source-code import statements should be authored compliant with the ECMAScript (JavaScript) standard.

This codemod helps migrate JavaScript/TypeScript files from using the deprecated import assertions syntax to the updated import attributes syntax. The change aligns with the updated proposal for import attributes and ensures compatibility with newer versions of runtimes like Deno 2 and modern browsers that have already removed support for import assertions.

This codemod helps developers migrate their deno.json configuration files to the new flattened schema format, making them easier to read and write. It automates the transformation of nested properties to their new top-level structure as outlined in recent Deno updates.

Example

This codemod turns X into Y. It also does Z. Note: this is a contrived example. Please modify it.

This codemod automates most of the manual steps outlined in the Remix to React Router upgrade guide.

Modification of the InterpolationOptions type. In version 23.0.0, the ns property within InterpolationOptions is now constrained to be of type Namespace instead of being a string or a readonly string[]. This change requires you to adjust your code accordingly.

This codemod updates the logging system to be more configurable, as detailed in the Logging docs. You can now customize the verbosity of logs and silence warnings and success logs, in addition to the previous option of setting log: 'error' to change the default behavior to throw warnings as errors.

This codemod updates registered parsers to be placed inside the hooks.parsers property, instead of parser, with a shift from the singular to the plural form. Registered parsers now apply globally without needing explicit application in the config. Additionally, the parse function has been renamed to parser for consistency.

This codemod updates registered formats to be placed inside the hooks.formats property, instead of format, with a shift from the singular to the plural form. Additionally, the formatter handler function has been renamed to format for consistency. Some importable type interfaces have also been renamed.

This codemod updates the following StyleDictionary class methods to be asynchronous: extend(), exportPlatform(), getPlatform(), buildAllPlatforms(), buildPlatform(), cleanAllPlatforms(), and cleanPlatform(). This ensures compatibility with the latest asynchronous workflows in Style Dictionary.

This recipe is a set of codemods that will help migrate webpack v4 to v5.

This codemod migrates imports from JSON modules that use named exports to use default exports instead.

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This codemod automates the migration of Valtio code to accommodate changes in the behavior of useSnapshot(). In recent updates, useSnapshot() has been modified for better compatibility with useMemo and the upcoming React compiler. This codemod updates your code to ensure optimal performance and compatibility with these changes.

This codemod does tranformation based on changes in the utils in ethers.js

In addition to all the ethers.providers.* being moved to ethers.*, the biggest change developers need to keep in mind is that Web3Provider (which historically was used to wrap link-web3 providers) is now called BrowserProvider which is designed to wrap EIP-1193 providers, which is the standard that both modern Web3.js and injected providers offer.

This codemod is designed to help you migrate your existing codebase from using the native fetch API to the more concise and convenient ky HTTP client library. By running this codemod, you can automatically update your code to leverage ky's features, such as simpler syntax for common use cases like JSON requests and responses.