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@codemod-utils/package-json

v3.3.0

Published

Utilities for handling package.json

Readme

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@codemod-utils/package-json

Utilities for handling package.json

What is it?

@codemod-utils/package-json helps you read and update package.json.

API

convertToMap, convertToObject

convertToMap() converts an object to a Map, while convertToObject() converts the Map back to an object. Use these two utilities to update objects in package.json.

[!NOTE] convertToObject() creates an object with keys in alphabetical order.

Remove dependencies (if they exist) from package.json.

const dependencies = convertToMap(packageJson['dependencies']);

const packagesToDelete = [
  '@embroider/macros',
  'ember-auto-import',
  'ember-cli-babel',
  'ember-cli-htmlbars',
];

packagesToDelete.forEach((packageName) => {
  dependencies.delete(packageName);
});

packageJson['dependencies'] = convertToObject(dependencies);

getPackageType

Determines package type based on Ember's conventions.

Possible values are 'node', 'v1-addon', 'v1-app', 'v2-addon', or 'v2-app'.

Make an early exit in a codemod that converts v1 addons to v2.

const packageType = getPackageType(packageJson);

if (packageType === 'v2-addon') {
  return;
}

// Convert to v2

readPackageJson

Reads package.json and returns the parsed JSON.

[!NOTE] readPackageJson() checks that package.json exists and is a valid JSON.

Check if a project has typescript as a dependency.

import { readPackageJson } from '@codemod-utils/package-json';

const { dependencies, devDependencies } = readPackageJson({
  projectRoot,
});

const projectDependencies = new Map([
  ...Object.entries(dependencies ?? {}),
  ...Object.entries(devDependencies ?? {}),
]);

const hasTypeScript = projectDependencies.has('typescript');

validatePackageJson

(Type-)Checks that the fields name and version exist, in the sense that their values are a non-empty string.

import {
  readPackageJson,
  validatePackageJson,
} from '@codemod-utils/package-json';

const packageJson = readPackageJson({ projectRoot });

validatePackageJson(packageJson);

// Both guaranteed to be `string` (not `undefined`)
const { name, version } = packageJson;

Compatibility

  • Node.js v20 or above

Contributing

See the Contributing guide for details.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.