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ts-mover

v1.0.3

Published

Utility for moving and renaming files in a TypeScript project

Downloads

239

Readme

ts-mover

Utility for moving and renaming files in a TypeScript project.

See this Stack Overflow question for background and motivation.

To get going, create a file containing the path to your tsconfig.json followed by a list of moves you'd like to do:

$ cat moves.txt
/path/to/project/tsconfig.json
src/oldname.ts --> src/newname.ts
src/file.ts --> src/newmodule/file.ts
src/file2.ts --> src/newmodule/

Then run ts-mover on this file:

npx ts-mover moves.txt

And you're good to go! Moves are only committed to disk once they all succeed.

Development

$ yarn
$ yarn tsc

To test:

$ yarn tsc
$ node dist/index.js moves.sample.txt
Initializing project tsconfig.json
Project source files:
src/index.ts

Moving src/index.ts --> src/mover.ts
  (Be patient, the first move takes the longest.)
  elapsed: 455 ms
Saving changes to disk...

$ git status
	deleted:    src/index.ts

  Untracked files:
    (use "git add <file>..." to include in what will be committed)
    src/mover.ts