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class-to-function-generator

v1.1.1

Published

A codemod to convert class components to functional components

Readme

Class Component to Functional Component Converter

This JSCodeshift transformer converts React class components into functional components. It aims to streamline your codebase by leveraging modern React features.

Conversion Accuracy

The converter achieves approximately 80% accuracy in transforming class components to functional components. While it handles most cases effectively, some scenarios may require manual adjustments.

Simple Case Usage

For a straightforward conversion of all class components in a specified directory, you can run the following command:

npx class-to-function-generator <path-to-your-files>

Core Features

  • TypeScript Support: Fully compatible with TypeScript, ensuring type safety during the transformation.
  • State Separation: Extracts state initializations and manages them effectively.
  • Handles useEffect: Converts lifecycle methods into useEffect hooks, maintaining the component's functionality.

Drawbacks

  1. Merged useEffects: The transformer merges all useEffect hooks with dependencies into a single hook. You will need to review and adjust these hooks to ensure they function as intended.

  2. Complex Object Handling: The converter does not fully understand complex objects for state initialization. For example:

    state = {
      x: 1,
      y: 2,
      [this.props.state]: 3,
    };

    In such cases, you may need to manually adjust the initialization logic.

Important Note

It's essential to understand that class components and functional components serve different purposes in React. Converting one to another may not always be practical, as the underlying logic and structure can differ significantly. After conversion, you must refactor the code to ensure it meets your application's requirements. However, this generator will make the initial transformation easier for you.

Options

Currently, the transformer supports a single option: classNames. This option allows you to specify which classes to refactor. If you have multiple classes and only want to refactor specific ones, you can use this option.

Usage Example

To use the classNames option, specify it in the command line as follows:

npx class-to-function-generator --classNames=Calendar,TextFieldWithValidation <path-to-your-files>