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Codemod

Codemod platform helps you create, distribute, and run codemods in codebases of any size.

The AI-powered, community-led codemods enable you to automate framework upgrades, large refactoring, and boilerplate programming with unparalleled speed and developer experience.

We are making dream migrations a reality for all developers in the world, one framework at a time.

Documentation

For details on how to use Codemod platform, check out our documentation.

Quickstart

To get started, you can install Codemod CLI:

npm i -g codemod

With Codemod CLI, you can:

1. Build codemods

You can easily build codemods using AI by opening a local project, making changes in a file, and running the following command:

codemod learn

2. Publish codemods

You can publish a compatible local codemod package to Codemod Registry with:

codemod publish

3. Run codemods

codemod [codemod name]

Community

Codemod community can be found on Slack, where you can ask questions, share your feedback, and contribute to the community.

Our Code of Conduct applies to all Codemod community channels.

Contributing

To contribute to Codemod platform, please refer to the contributing guide.

Bounties

Contributors ✨

Thanks goes to these wonderful people (emoji key):

Max Leiter 💻	Greg Pabian 💻 🐛 📖	DmytroHryshyn 💻 🐛	Alex Bit 💻 📖	Benny Joo 💻 🐛 📖	Mohab Sameh 💻 📖	Serhii Melnyk 🤔
kevtran2 📖 💻	George W Langham 🐛	Aniello Falcone 🐛	Sasha 💻 🐛	Harsh Gupta 💻	Mohamad Mohebifar 💻 🐛	Mikhail Demidoff 💻
Nuurek 💻 🐛	Norayr Baghdasarov 💻 🐛	Grzegorz 🐛 💻	Aleksy 💻 🐛	Espen Bye 🐛	Jake Riordan 💻 🐛	Jonathan Giardino 💻 🐛
Mohamed Amine Diboune 💻	Seif Ghezala 💻	Ahmad Soliman 💻	Maciej Lotkowski 🐛	Jahred Hope 💻	arshcodemod 📖 📢	Jay Kumar 💻
Shinya Fujino 📖 💻 🐛

This project follows the all-contributors specification. Contributions of any kind welcome!