@triggery/codemod 0.1.1 → 0.1.2
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- package/README.md +11 -0
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# @triggery/codemod
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## 0.1.2
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### Patch Changes
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- f23e155: Filled out the quick-start sections in the npm package READMEs that adopters land on first.
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- `@triggery/core` README now contains a three-tab quick-start (React / Solid / Vue) with concrete `pnpm add` commands and runnable code, plus pointers to the per-binding README for the full walkthrough.
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- `@triggery/react` README — was a stub. Now has the full four-file scenario (trigger + provider + Chat + Toast) ready to copy-paste, exactly mirroring the Solid and Vue examples.
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Linked-bundle bump so the binding READMEs stay aligned with the core release; no code or API changes.
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- 3385f5b: Every package README now ends with a tailored **Related packages** section and a consistent `## License` footer.
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- Adapter packages (`zustand`, `redux`, `jotai`, `mobx`, `reatom`, `signals`, `query`) link to `core` + `react` (required peers) plus 2-3 alternative adapters so adopters can swap them out without re-reading the whole repo.
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- Event-source packages (`dom`, `socket`) cross-link.
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- DevTools packages (`devtools-redux`, `devtools-panel`, `devtools-bridge`) cross-link.
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- Tooling packages (`eslint-plugin`, `codemod`, `cli`) cross-link.
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- Bindings (`react`, `solid`, `vue`) link to each other so users mid-migration know there's a sibling with the same hook API.
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- `@triggery/core/src/index.ts` JSDoc header had stale wording ("orchestration runtime for React business logic") — replaced with framework-agnostic phrasing matching the README.
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No code or API changes. Drop-in patch.
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## 0.1.1
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## Why ts-morph (and not jscodeshift / babel)?
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ts-morph is the TypeScript Compiler API with a nicer surface. It speaks JSX and the same type system the rest of Triggery is built on. The codemods produce TypeScript output, so type-aware AST work would be a regression with jscodeshift's recast-based round-trip.
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## Related packages
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- [`@triggery/eslint-plugin`](https://www.npmjs.com/package/@triggery/eslint-plugin) — Lint rules that catch issues this codemod can't repair.
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- [`@triggery/cli`](https://www.npmjs.com/package/@triggery/cli) — `triggery scaffold trigger` for greenfield files.
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See the [full package list](https://github.com/triggeryjs/triggery#packages) in the repo README.
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## License
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MIT © Aleksey Skhomenko
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