Before using zent-codemod in your project, please CLEAN WORKING TREE of git
to allow rollback after transform.
It's NOT guaranteed that all breaking changes detected. Anyway, It's necessary to look through Change Log.
-
explicit-optional-props
: Explicitly pass optional props whose default value has breaking change. -
legacy-to-compat
: Move legacy components to@zent/compat
. -
refactor-loading
: TransformLoading
elements as much as possible. Only for--target 7
-
remove-deprecated-props
: Remove deprecated props. -
rename-props
: Rename props whose name has been change. -
rename-string
: Rename literal string of some props which has been renamed. -
switch-boolean-props
: Switch props which is boolean type as much as possible, and rename them ( if necessary ). -
cannot-transform
: list the changes cannot be transformed.
run yarn test
to see the testing transform.
zent-codemod [transformer] [pattern] [options]
# use configuration file
zent-codemod
# use specified transformer and pattern
zent-codemod \
legacy-to-compat \
"./src/**/*.+(js,jsx,tsx)" \
-t 7
# use all transformers
zent-codemod all "./src/**/*.+(js,jsx,tsx)"
- target: the target major release of zent, default is latest major release
- silent: no stdout, default is
false
- output: write to stdout instead of overwriting files, default is
false
- color: language for highlight when
output
enabled, default istypescript
- quote: style of quote.
'auto' | 'single' | 'double'
is valid, default isauto
- force: skip check for git working tree, default is
false
{
"pattern": "**/*",
"transformers": ["legacy-to-compat"],
"options": {
"target": 8,
"silent": false,
"output": false,
"color": "typescript",
"quote": "auto",
"force": false
}
}