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ramda-codemod

v1.0.1

Published

Simple codemode to add R import to ramda for files using R as global.

Downloads

25

Readme

ramda-codemod 🛠

It's a simple codemod to add explicit import for ramda for files which are using it as R global variable.

Why?

ProvidePlugin for Webpack for globals such as R for global ramda import doesn't work properly with babel-plugin-ramda so to fix it you need a lot of manual work. This codemod here to do it automate it for you.

Input/Output

R.map();
import R from 'ramda';
R.map();

Usage

  1. Install jscodeshiftnpm i -g jscodeshift
  2. Download R-globals-add-explicit-import.js from this repo or download it like npm i ramda-codemod and take it from node_modules/ramda-codemod/R-globals-add-explicit-import.js
  3. In root of the project with sources under /src for example call jscodemode -t <path-to-codemod>/R-globals-add-explicit-import.js ./src --noSemi=true
  4. PROFIT!

Run Options

  • noSemi - removes ; from the import statement :)
  • useDouble - wraps with " instead of ' so import R from "ramda";
  • useRequire - instead of ES6 imports uses require() function.

IT DOESN'T WORK!!!

If you use some other global variable which is differentiate from R then, I'm sorry, it will not work :)