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@gouvfr-lasuite/ui-codemod

v1.0.0

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One-off migration CLI for applications using UI Kit or Cunningham (both the `@gouvfr-lasuite/cunningham-*` and legacy `@openfun/cunningham-*` packages). It is distributed on npm only so that it can be executed with `npx`; it is not a JavaScript library or

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@gouvfr-lasuite/ui-codemod

One-off migration CLI for applications using UI Kit or Cunningham (both the @gouvfr-lasuite/cunningham-* and legacy @openfun/cunningham-* packages). It is distributed on npm only so that it can be executed with npx; it is not a JavaScript library or an application dependency.

Preview the migration first:

npx @gouvfr-lasuite/[email protected] migrate . --source all

When the package is not already available, npx asks for confirmation, downloads this exact version to the npm cache and runs it. It does not add the package to the target project's package.json, lockfile or node_modules.

Apply the migration after reviewing the preview:

npx @gouvfr-lasuite/[email protected] migrate . --source all --write

Check a repository without modifying it:

npx @gouvfr-lasuite/[email protected] migrate . --source all --check

Use --source ui-kit or --source cunningham to restrict the migration. The codemod handles JavaScript, JSX, TypeScript, TSX, Sass, CSS and package.json. It never modifies lockfiles. Namespace imports, dynamic expressions and non-public package paths are reported for manual migration.

The CLI is the package's only public interface. Its internal transformation modules are deliberately not exported.