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tractor-js-file-transformer

v0.2.0-beta.0

Published

A bunch of AST manipulation utilities for [**tractor**](https://github.com/TradeMe/tractor).

Downloads

16

Readme

tractor-js-file-transformer

A bunch of AST manipulation utilities for tractor.

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API:

transformIdentifiers:

Renames an identifier within an AST

Arguments:

  • file: JavaScriptFile - The JavaScript file to manipulate
  • oldName: string - the name of the identifiers that you want to change
  • newName: string - the new name for the identifiers
  • contextName?: string - a context for selecting the elements, which should be a esquery query

Usage:

import { transformIdentifiers } from 'tractor-js-file-transformer';

// Replace all instances of foo with bar transformIdentifiers(file, 'foo', 'bar');

// Replace all instances of var foo with var bar transformIdentifiers(file, 'foo', 'bar', 'VariableDeclarator');


### `transformMetadata`:

> Renames an metadata object stored in the first comment of a JS file

> #### Arguments:
> * `file: `[`JavaScriptFile`](https://github.com/phenomnomnominal/tractor-server#JavaScriptFile) - The JavaScript file to manipulate
> * `oldName: string` - the name of the identifiers that you want to change
> * `newName: string` - the new name for the identifiers
> * `type?: string` - the type of the metadata object

> #### Usage:
> ```javascript
import { transformMetadata } from 'tractor-js-file-transformer';

>// Changes metadata comment from
// /* { "name": "foo" } */
// to
// /* { "name": "bar" } */
transformMetadata(file, 'foo', 'bar');

>// Changes metadata comment from
// /* { "items": [{ "name": "foo" }, { "name": "baz" }] } */
// to
// /* { "items": [{ "name": "bar" }, { "name": "baz" }] } */
transformMetadata(file, 'foo', 'bar', 'items');

transformRequirePaths:

Updates the path in a require call when a file moves.

Arguments:

Usage:

import { transformRequirePaths } from 'tractor-js-file-transformer';

// Replace // require('../../../that/goes/to/another/file') // with // require('../../../that/goes/to/a/new/file') transformRequirePaths(file, { fromPath: '/some/path/to/a/file', oldToPath: '/some/path/that/goes/to/another/file', newToPath: '/some/path/that/goes/to/a/new/file' });

Interfaces:

TransformRequireOptions:

interface TransformRequireOptions {
    oldFromPath?: string;
    newFromPath?: string;
    fromPath?: string;
    oldToPath?: string;
    newToPath?: string;
    toPath?: string;
}