react-codemod missing when installing with yarn

[pruett]

I receive the following after using depercolate [--options]

ERROR Transform file /Users/pruett/.config/yarn/global/node_modules/depercolator/node_modules/react-codemod/transforms/create-element-to-jsx.js does not exist

Looking inside the depercolator folder (~/.config/yarn/global/node_modules/depercolator/node_modules), I do see a .bin directory housing a few symlinks (i.e. decaffeinate, jscodeshit, etc.) but not a react-codemod directory.

I did try and run the transform separately (with jscodeshift) and it got skipped anyway, so not sure it's even useful in my situation but was curious if it's reproducible on your end.

[foxyblocks]

hmm, that is strange. It seems like it may be some issue with the yarn install or possibly your yarn setup.

Does it work when you install it with npm?

npm i -g depercolator

[foxyblocks]

Also, what version of yarn do you have and what method did you use to install it?

[clschnei]

I had the same issue. Had to cd into the module directory to npm install to ensurereact-codemod, and it went without a hitch.

[pruett]

for what it's worth, installing via npm -g seemed to rectify this issue. it does seem to be yarn-related. the react-codemod still gets skipped which is annoying, but not related to depercolator.

Feel free to close issue as it seems doing a global npm install resolves this

[clschnei]

@pruett Curious why skipping the codemod wouldn't be related to depercolator? I feel like its pretty big part of the transform process to convert createElement() --> <jsx />.

[pruett]

@clschnei Apologies for not being clear. I meant to say that the specific transform create-element-to-jsx.js runs with depercolator, but the script outputs a Skipped status. So it's something I need to bring up with the react-codemod folks to figure out.

[foxyblocks]

Another solution here could be to switch from react-codemod to the babel transform https://www.npmjs.com/package/babel-plugin-transform-react-createelement-to-jsx

I original didn't go with it because it had issues with rendering everything to one line, but that was before prettier came a long and solved that problem.

I'll look into this 🔜