This codemod automates the migration from Lodash library to es-toolkit package.

This codemod updates the usage of PiniaColada to ensure that the enabled and gcTime options are correctly placed under queryOptions. Previously, these options were directly passed as top-level properties, which is now deprecated. The codemod transforms these patterns into the new structure where enabled is nested under queryOptions.

This Codemod helps to convert DevCycle Node.js SDK implementations to the OpenFeature Node.js SDK using the DevCycle Provider. It handles the first step of the conversion by updating the packages imports:

This Codemod runs a series of DevCycle Codemods in a workflow to convert your Node.js project from using DevCycle's Node.js Server SDK to using OpenFeature's Node.js SDK with DevCycle's OpenFeature Provider.

This Codemod updates the DevCycleUser object to an OpenFeature EvaluationContext object:

This Codemod will transform the initialization of the DevCycle Node.js Server SDK to use OpenFeature Node.js SDK.

This Codemod helps to convert DevCycle Node.js SDK implementations to the OpenFeature Node.js SDK using the DevCycle Provider. It handles the first step of the conversion by updating the packages imports:

This package transforms import specifiers from the old tsc (TypeScript's compiler) requirement of using .js file extensions in source-code to import files that are actually typescript; the corrected specifiers enable source-code to be runnable by standards-compliant software like Node.js.

This codemod updates import paths and ensures compatibility with changes in library structures. In this example, it modifies the import statement for vitePreprocess to reflect updates in the library's API.

Codemod Description

This codemod is designed to replace specific patterns in TypeScript files with updated code logic. It transforms instances of goto($A) into window.location.href = $A; when the $A value is a URL starting with http:// or https://. This refactor makes external navigation more explicit by using window.location.href.

This codemod transforms React imports to use named imports instead of default or namespace imports. This helps reduce bundle size by allowing better tree-shaking of unused React exports.

This codemod automates the update of your onChange event handler function to support the new Descendant[] type and selection handling introduced in version 0.104.

Theis transformation ensures that calls to Transforms.insertNodes in the updated API remain functional and behave identically to their usage in the older API (v0.88) while adhering to the new, more explicit parameterization.

This guide covers the migration of Editor.hasPath usage from Slate.js v0.88 to v0.104. The API has changed from a property-based check to a function call pattern, requiring updates to existing code.

Transform Editor.hasBlock to Editor.nodes

This codemod replaces occurrences of Editor.hasBlock with the equivalent Editor.nodes structure. The transformation updates the code to use a more modern API, ensuring compatibility and improved functionality.

This codemod updates the renderElement function to include TypeScript typings and adds a default case for rendering unsupported element types.

This codemod helps migrate JavaScript/TypeScript files from using the deprecated import assertions syntax to the updated import attributes syntax. The change aligns with the updated proposal for import attributes and ensures compatibility with newer versions of runtimes like Deno 2 and modern browsers that have already removed support for import assertions.

This codemod updates the usage of TLS certificate loading in Deno by replacing deprecated properties with their new counterparts. In Deno V2, loading certificates directly from files is now deprecated. Instead, you should read the certificates yourself.

This codemod updates deprecated Deno typescript interfaces in your codebase. It automatically imports the necessary typscript interfaces from the standard library

This codemod updates removed Deno function calls in Deno v2 to their new equivalents from the standard library It also automatically adds the necessary import statements from the appropriate modules.