Assess, plan, evolve.

This codemod renames Deno typscript interface names in your codebase to their new names. ### Before ```ts function handleRecord(record: Deno.MXRecord) { // Handle the MX record } ``` ### After ```ts function handleRecord(record: Deno.MxRecord) { // Handle the MX record } ``` ### The following Deno types are replaced: - `Deno.CAARecord` → `Deno.CaaRecord` - `Deno.MXRecord` → `Deno.MxRecord` - `Deno.NAPTRRecord` → `Deno.NaptrRecord` - `Deno.SOARecord` → `Deno.SoaRecord` - `Deno.SRVRecord` → `Deno.SrvRecord` - `Deno.File` → `Deno.FsFile` - `Deno.Sever` → `Deno.HttpServer`

• migration
• Deno
• +2

Mine python:S8392: Web servers should not bind to all network interfaces; read-only metrics with blocking severity

• mining
• metrics
• +3

Convert React PropTypes declarations into TypeScript props interfaces

• React
• PropTypes
• +1

This codemod updates deprecated Deno typescript interfaces in your codebase. It automatically imports the necessary typscript interfaces from the standard library ### Before ```ts function foo(closer: Deno.Closer) { // ... } ``` ### After ```ts import { Closer } from "jsr:@std/io/types"; function foo(closer: Closer) { // ... } ``` ### The following Typescript tinterfaces are replaced: - `Deno.Reader` → `Reader` - `Deno.ReaderSync` → `ReaderSync` - `Deno.Seeker` → `Seeker` - `Deno.SeekerSync` → `SeekerSync` - `Deno.Writer` → `Writer` - `Deno.WriterSync` → `WriterSync` - `Deno.Closer` → `Closer`

• migration
• Deno
• +4

## What Changed This codemod updates registered formats to be placed inside the `hooks.formats` property, instead of `format`, with a shift from the singular to the plural form. Additionally, the formatter handler function has been renamed to `format` for consistency. Some importable type interfaces have also been renamed. ## Before ```jsx import StyleDictionary from 'style-dictionary'; import type { Formatter, FormatterArguments } from 'style-dictionary/types'; // register it with register method StyleDictionary.registerFormat({ name: 'custom/json', formatter: ({ dictionary }) => JSON.stringify(dictionary, null, 2), }); export default { // OR define it inline format: { 'custom/json': ({ dictionary }) => JSON.stringify(dictionary, null, 2), }, platforms: { json: { files: [ { destination: 'output.json', format: 'custom/json', }, ], }, }, }; ``` ## After ```jsx import StyleDictionary from 'style-dictionary'; import type { FormatFn, FormatFnArguments } from 'style-dictionary/types'; // register it with register method StyleDictionary.registerFormat({ name: 'custom/json', format: ({ dictionary }) => JSON.stringify(dictionary, null, 2), }); export default { platforms: { json: { files: [ { destination: 'output.json', format: 'custom/json', }, ], }, }, hooks: { formats: { 'custom/json': ({ dictionary }) => JSON.stringify(dictionary, null, 2), }, }, }; ```

• styledictionary
• 4
• +1

## What Changed This codemod introduces strict typing across Style Dictionary, with `.d.ts` files published alongside each file. Importing from Style Dictionary’s entrypoints now automatically provides implicit types, offering significant improvements for TypeScript users with more accurate and fewer `any` types. Specific type interfaces can still be imported separately from the `style-dictionary/types` entrypoint if needed. ## Before ```jsx import StyleDictionary from 'style-dictionary'; declare type DesignToken = StyleDictionary.DesignToken; declare type Transform = StyleDictionary.Transform; ``` ## After ```jsx import type { DesignToken, Transform } from 'style-dictionary/types'; ```

• styledictionary
• 4
• +1