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@karaoke-cms/migrate

v0.9.0

Published

8 days ago

Migrate a karaoke-cms fork-and-go repo to npm package model

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astro cms migrate

@karaoke-cms/migrate

Migration tool for karaoke-cms. Helps existing fork-and-go karaoke-cms repos adopt the npm package model.

Where it belongs

packages/migrate/ in the monorepo. Intended to run once in an existing project directory:

npx @karaoke-cms/migrate

What it does

Planned: rewrites an existing fork-based project (where the framework code lived directly in src/) to the npm-package model (where all framework code is in @karaoke-cms/astro and a theme package).

Specific operations (to be implemented):

Detects the existing framework version and structure
Removes framework source files that are now owned by @karaoke-cms/astro
Writes a karaoke.config.ts with equivalent settings derived from the old config
Updates astro.config.mjs to use karaoke() instead of inline integration code
Updates src/content.config.ts to use makeCollections()
Preserves the vault content directory untouched

Status

Not yet implemented. The package exists as a placeholder. The bin/karaoke-migrate entry is declared but src/ is empty.

The migration path from fork-and-go to npm-package model is documented manually in the project wiki.

How it changes the behavior of the system

This package does not affect running sites. It is a one-time migration tool that changes the project structure so the site can thereafter be maintained by upgrading @karaoke-cms/astro and the theme packages rather than pulling framework changes manually.