Mod that code like you're mad!
This package allows you to write simple code mods. It allows you to transform JSON, Typescript and plain text files.
npm i -D codemad
This library is meant to be used as a library inside a node utility. The fluent style API and can be chained. The file matching is provided by the glob utility. See the glob documentation for details on what can be passed into the matcher syntax.
// The JSON object is passed into the callback, it expects a serializable object to be written to disk
mod('some file pattern').asJson(json => {
//...
});
// The text is given to a callback, return a transformed text to overwrite the original file
mod('some file pattern').asText(text => {
//...
});
// This mod uses the transformer API from Typescript. Provide a visitor function as a callback
mod('some file pattern').asTypescript(node => {
//...
});
import mod from 'codemad';
mod('config.txt').asText(text => {
return text.replace('hello', 'world');
});
import mod from 'codemad';
interface PackageJson {
version: string;
}
mod('package.json').asJson((json: PackageJson) => {
// JSON can be typed
json.version = '1.0.0'; // Change the JSON
return json; // Important: be sure to return a serializable JSON
}, 2); // The API also can take in an optional number of spaces for indentation
import mod from 'codemad';
mod('src/test.ts').asTypescript((node, modder) => {
if (ts.isExpressionStatement(node)) {
for (let child of node.getChildren()) {
if (ts.isCallExpression(child)) {
return modder.prepend(node, 'console.log("hi");');
}
}
}
});
There are several APIs that you can use with the modder
object:
prepend(node: ts.Node, content: string)
append(node: ts.Node, content: string)
replace(node: ts.Node, content: string)
remove(node: ts.Node, content: string)
removeFull(node: ts.Node, content: string)
The difference between remove()
and removeFull()
is that the removeFull()
version will remove whitespace before and after the node. This is a clean way to remove full statements, for example without leaving whitespace or blank lines in the area of the removed node.