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Description

  • Enhanced framework import handling for rewrite-framework-imports.ts.

  • Added support for streamable and root imports in the transformer.

  • Removed unused tsconfig.vitest-temp.json configuration file.


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Enhancement
rewrite-framework-imports.ts
Enhance framework and streamable import handling                 

packages/codemod/src/codemods/rewrite-framework-imports.ts

  • Enhanced import handling for frameworks like svelte, vue, and solid.
  • Added support for streamable and root imports.
  • Updated import paths to use @ai-toolkit namespace.
  • +22/-3   
    Miscellaneous
    tsconfig.vitest-temp.json
    Remove unused TypeScript configuration file                           

    packages/ai-toolkit/tsconfig.vitest-temp.json

  • Removed the temporary TypeScript configuration file.
  • File was related to Vitest and no longer needed.
  • +0/-44   

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  • Summary by CodeRabbit

    • Chores
      • Removed an obsolete configuration file to streamline project maintenance.
    • Refactor
      • Improved internal module import handling to enhance compatibility with various frameworks.

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    Reviewer's Guide by Sourcery

    This PR updates the import paths in rewrite-framework-imports.ts to use the @ai-toolkit scope. It also removes the tsconfig.vitest-temp.json file.

    Sequence diagram for updated import rewriting logic

    sequenceDiagram
        participant C as Codemod
        participant AST as Abstract Syntax Tree
    
        C->>AST: Find ImportDeclaration nodes
        loop For each ImportDeclaration
            C->>AST: Get source value
            C->>C: Match source value against regex
            alt Framework match
                C->>AST: Update source value with @ai-toolkit scope
            else Streamable match
                C->>AST: Update source value with @ai-toolkit scope
            else Root match
                C->>AST: Update source value to '@ai-toolkit/core'
            end
        end
    
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    Updated class diagram for rewrite-framework-imports.ts

    classDiagram
        class ImportDeclaration {
            +source: string
        }
    
        class rewrite_framework_imports {
            +forEach(path: ImportDeclaration)
            +match(sourceValue: string): string[]
        }
    
        rewrite_framework_imports -- ImportDeclaration : uses
    
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    File-Level Changes

    Change Details Files
    Modified import paths in rewrite-framework-imports.ts to use the @ai-toolkit scope.
    • Updated the regex to match framework imports with optional subpaths.
    • Added handling for streamable imports with optional subpaths.
    • Added handling for root imports.
    • Updated import paths to use the @ai-toolkit scope.
    packages/codemod/src/codemods/rewrite-framework-imports.ts
    Removed tsconfig.vitest-temp.json.
    • Deleted the file.
    packages/ai-toolkit/tsconfig.vitest-temp.json

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    Walkthrough

    This pull request removes a temporary TypeScript configuration file from the ai-toolkit package and updates the import transformation logic in the codemod. The transformer now distinguishes between framework and streamable imports using two separate regex patterns, while also handling root imports of "ai" to be mapped to "@ai-toolkit/core". No changes were made to public API declarations.

    Changes

    File(s) Change Summary
    .../ai-toolkit/tsconfig.vitest-temp.json Removed a temporary TypeScript configuration file setting compiler options (ESNext, strict type checking, JSX, etc.) tailored for a React environment, excluding specific directories.
    .../codemod/.../rewrite-framework-imports.ts Updated the import transformer logic: replaced a single regex with two patterns to handle framework and streamable imports; adjusted root import "ai" mapping to "@ai-toolkit/core" and tracked changes.

    Sequence Diagram(s)

    sequenceDiagram
        participant Parser as Source Parser
        participant Transformer as Import Transformer
        participant Checker as Regex Checker
    
        Parser->>Transformer: Provide import statement
        Transformer->>Checker: Evaluate import string
        alt Matches framework pattern
            Checker-->>Transformer: Return framework match details
            Transformer->>Parser: Update import to "@ai-toolkit[/sub-path]"
        else Matches streamable pattern
            Checker-->>Transformer: Return streamable match details
            Transformer->>Parser: Update import accordingly
        else Import is root "ai"
            Transformer->>Parser: Update import to "@ai-toolkit/core"
        end
    
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    🔇 Additional comments (7)
    packages/codemod/src/codemods/rewrite-framework-imports.ts (7)

    8-9: **No changes needed. **

    Lines 8 and 9 add a short comment line that provides context for the following logic. There's nothing to revise here.


    10-12: **Regex-based framework detection looks solid. **

    The frameworkMatch regex correctly captures (svelte|vue|solid) subpaths from either ai/ or ai-toolkit/. This approach is clear and maintainable. If future frameworks need to be added, extending the set of options here should be straightforward.


    13-15: **Streamable import handling is consistent. **

    The streamableMatch regex effectively parallels the logic for frameworks by matching streamable subpaths. This consistency improves readability and lowers the chance of future bugs.


    16-17: **Consider additional root import variations. **

    Currently, rootMatch only checks for sourceValue === 'ai'. If there's a possibility of a pure 'ai-toolkit' root import or other variations, confirm that the existing logic aligns with requirements.

    Would you like to verify usage of 'ai-toolkit' as a root import throughout the codebase?


    18-23: **Framework path rewrite is well-structured. **

    Setting context.hasChanges to true ensures that the transform properly reports modifications. The resulting path formats are clean and clear:

    @ai-toolkit/<framework>/<subpath> 
    @ai-toolkit/<framework>
    

    No issues found here.


    24-28: **Streamable path rewrite is correct. **

    The logic for rewriting streamable imports mirrors the framework logic. This uniform approach keeps the transformer code consistent and avoids confusion.


    30-30: **Root import remapping is correct. **

    Remapping 'ai' to '@ai-toolkit/core' fits the desired structure. No changes needed for this block.

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    The else-if condition for rootMatch is checking if sourceValue equals 'ai', but the code inside this condition block will never execute for non-matching cases due to a missing closing bracket in the original code.

    } else if (rootMatch) {
      context.hasChanges = true;
      path.node.source.value = '@ai-toolkit/core';
    }

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    Hey @NxPKG - I've reviewed your changes - here's some feedback:

    Overall Comments:

    • Consider adding a test case to ensure the codemod correctly transforms the root import ai to @ai-toolkit/core.
    Here's what I looked at during the review
    • 🟢 General issues: all looks good
    • 🟢 Security: all looks good
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