This codemod updates import paths and ensures compatibility with changes in library structures. In this example, it modifies the import statement for vitePreprocess to reflect updates in the library's API.

This codemod simplifies the import statements and path resolution in your SvelteKit project. It replaces the usage of resolvePath and concatenation with base by using the resolveRoute function from $app/paths. This results in cleaner and more readable code.

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This codemod is designed to replace specific patterns in TypeScript files with updated code logic. It transforms instances of goto($A) into window.location.href = $A; when the $A value is a URL starting with http:// or https://. This refactor makes external navigation more explicit by using window.location.href.

This codemod transforms import {$A} from '$env/dynamic/public'; and import {$A} from '$env/dynamic/private'; into their static counterparts, replacing them with import {$A} from '$env/static/public'; and import {$A} from '$env/static/private';, respectively. It ensures compatibility for prerendered pages and static deployments.

This codemod improves error handling in SvelteKit by updating the way errors are returned in the load function. In SvelteKit 1, errors were handled inconsistently, often missing the status property or failing to trigger the handleError hook. SvelteKit 2 standardizes error handling by automatically including the status and message properties in error responses.

This codemod automatically adds the enctype="multipart/form-data" attribute to forms containing file input fields. It ensures that forms with file inputs properly handle file uploads during non-JS submissions, which is a requirement for SvelteKit v2.

This codemod adds { path: '/' } to all cookies method calls in your TypeScript project. It ensures that cookies are set, deleted, or serialized with the correct path specified, which helps in consistent cookie handling across different environments.

This codemod simplifies error handling and redirects in your TypeScript project by replacing throw error() and throw redirect() statements with direct calls to error() and redirect(). This change aligns with modern practices and results in cleaner, more readable code.