kodemods

just some code mod things

usage

General usage is like this:

import {someCodemod} from 'kodemods';
 
/**
 * This is the api of a JSCodeshift transform.
 */
export default function(file, api) {
  const {jscodeshift} = api;
  const root = jscodeshift(file.source);
 
  /**
   * Use my codemods within your script like this:
   */
  const result = someCodemod(api, root, additionalArguments);
}
 

api docs

findClassesWithSuperClass

This is a helper that will return an array of node paths to classes that extend whatever query is given.

import {findClassesWithSuperClass} from 'kodemods';
 
// Finds all classes that `extend Foo`
const resultFoo = findClassesWithSuperClass(api, root, {
  type: 'Identifier',
  name: 'Foo',
});
 
// Finds all classes that `extend bar()`
const resultBar = findClassesWithSuperClass(api, root, {
  type: 'CallExpression',
  callee: {
    type: 'Identifier',
    name: 'bar',
  },
});
 
// Since we have the actual Node paths we can do things with them. This will
// remove all classes that `extend bar()`
resultBar.forEach(path => path.replace());

findNameForDefaultImport

This helper finds the name of the identifier that corresponds to a particular default import or requires. This returns a string.

import {findNameForDefaultImport} from 'kodemods';
 
const root = jscodeshift(`
  import bar from 'foo';
  import baz, {buz} from 'boz';
`);
 
findNameForDefaultImport(api, root, 'foo'); // bar
findNameForDefaultImport(api, root, 'boz'); // baz
findNameForDefaultImport(api, root, 'baz'); // undefined

The basic idea is that this will enable you to more safely track how something is used after being imported. It is now easy to identify anything using NamespaceBaseClass even though in code it is always just used as BaseClass:

const BaseClass = require('NamespaceBaseClass');
 
class Foo extends BaseClass {
  // ...
}