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effector-refetch-codemod

v0.3.0

Published

Codemod: migrate farfetched (@farfetched/core and contract adapters) usage to effector-refetch — rewrites imports safely, folds retry/cache/concurrency/timeout operators into the inline query/mutation config, and annotates incompatible shapes with TODO co

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Readme

effector-refetch-codemod

Migrate farfetched (@farfetched/core) usage to effector-refetch.

npx effector-refetch-codemod "src/**/*.{ts,tsx}"
npx effector-refetch-codemod "src/**/*.ts" --dry   # preview, write nothing

What it does

  • Rewrites imports: @farfetched/coreeffector-refetch — but only for names that exist there. Names with no equivalent (declareParams, attachOperation, …) stay on the original import with a // TODO(effector-refetch-codemod) comment instead of becoming broken imports.

  • Rewrites the contract adapter packages: @farfetched/zod / @farfetched/io-ts / @farfetched/runtypes / @farfetched/superstruct / @farfetched/typed-contracts → main-entry zodContract / ioTsContract / runtypesContract / superstructContract / typedContract (aliased where names differ, so call sites don't change).

  • Folds the standalone operators — retry / cache / concurrency / timeout (translating farfetched's { after } shape) — into the inline config of createQuery, createMutation, createJsonQuery and createJsonMutation, and removes the now-unused operator imports. A conflicting inline option is overwritten (the operator ran later — last wins, matching farfetched's runtime). Lane keys fold as the object form concurrency: { strategy, key }.

    // before
    import { createQuery, retry, cache, concurrency } from '@farfetched/core';
    const userQuery = createQuery({ effect: fetchUserFx });
    retry(userQuery, { times: 3 });
    cache(userQuery, { staleAfter: 60_000 });
    concurrency(userQuery, { strategy: 'TAKE_LATEST' });
    
    // after
    import { createQuery } from 'effector-refetch';
    const userQuery = createQuery({
      effect: fetchUserFx,
      retry: { times: 3 },
      cache: { staleAfter: 60_000 },
      concurrency: 'TAKE_LATEST',
    });
  • Rewrites applyBarrier(q, { barrier }) to the positional applyBarrier(q, barrier).

  • Migrates the createJsonQuery / createJsonMutation shape: drops params: declareParams<T>() (leaving a TODO pointing at the createJsonQuery<T, Response> generics), hoists response.mapData / response.validate to the top level (supported inline since 0.17), and flags remaining response fields (status, sourced { source, fn } forms) for hand-migration. Unknown imports that end up unreferenced (a dropped declareParams) are removed outright.

  • Migrates @farfetched/atomic-router: a chainRoute({ route, ...startChain(q) }) whose result is unused becomes attachToRoute({ route, query }) (imports cleaned up, attachToRoute added); freshChain rewrites too, with a note to pair the query with cache({ staleAfter }). A chained route that is used gates its opening on the query settling — attachToRoute has no such gate, so those calls are kept and annotated instead.

  • Annotates instead of silently migrating shapes that differ between the libraries: update(q, { on, by }) (here it's update({ query, on, fn })), keepFresh(q, { automatically }), createBarrier({ active }), retry({ otherwise, mapParams }), concurrency({ abortAll }), and farfetched Time strings ('5min' → milliseconds number).

connectQuery keeps the same API — only its import is rewritten. Operators applied to a query the codemod can't resolve statically (e.g. imported from another module) are left untouched, so review the diff (grep for TODO(effector-refetch-codemod)) and run your formatter afterwards.