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Legacy decorators migration utility

This repository contains a series of packages that make it easier to migrate from legacy decorators to the new version of the proposal. This utils are mainly meant for decorators consumers, but the decorators-compat package could also be used by decorators authors. This utilities only work with class decorators: since object decorators aren't included in the decorators proposal anymore, you will need to manually remove them.

TL;DR:

$ npx wrap-legacy-decorators path/to/file.js --decorators-before-export

Packages

`wrap-legacy-decorators`

This package contains a command line utility to upgrade a JavaScript file to the current decorators semantics. It is meant to be either used with npx or installed globally:

$ npx wrap-legacy-decorators file.js

OR:

$ npm install --global wrap-legacy-decorators
$ wrap-legacy-decorators file.js

OR:

$ yarn global add wrap-legacy-decorators
$ wrap-legacy-decorators file.js

It also works with multiple files:

$ npx wrap-legacy-decorators foo.js bar.js

OR:

$ npx wrap-legacy-decorators src/**/*.js

Options

Option	Description
`-h, --help`	Show usage information.
`-v, --version`	Show the utility version.
`--decorators-before-export` or `--decorators-after-export`	(Required) Sets the position of decorators relative to the `export` keyword.
`--external-helpers`	Use the `decorators-compat` package instead of inserting the helper inline in each file.
`--write`	Update the file in-place, instead of printing the modified code to the console.

`decorators-compat`

This module exports a function which wraps any legacy decorator, making it compatible with the new proposal. If you are using the wrap-legacy-decorators command with the --external-helpers flag, you must add this package to your dependencies:

$ npm install --save decorators-compat

OR:

$ yarn add decorators-compat

Usage

// If you where using a legacy decorator like this:

@legacyDecorator1
@legacyDecorator2
class Foo {}

// ... when upgrading to the new proposal it should become something like this:

import decoratorsCompat from "decorators-compat";

@decoratorsCompat([legacyDecorator1, legacyDecorator2])
class Foo {}

Caveats

Since legacy decorators are applyed to the finished class rather then to an intermediate representation, they always run after modern decorators. For this reason, it is highly reccomended to write the legacy decorators you are using before the modern decorators.

`babel-plugin-wrap-legacy-decorators`

This Babel plugin is used internally by the wrap-legacy-decorators command line utility. It accepts two options: decoratorsBeforeExport: boolean and externalHelpers: boolean.