This tool helps us to migrate existing codebase to support new async API in Meteor version 2.8 and later.

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What is jscodeshift? https://github.com/facebook/jscodeshift Linux: Run sudo npm install -g jscodeshift

Note: if you have .ts files, you'll need to add --extensions=ts,js to the command

Transform file: transform.ts It will convert the current sync function call (using Fiber) to new async APIs. e.g: convert Links.findOne() to await Links.findOneAsync() It also convert the function which uses these new async apis to async function.

Command: DEBUG="transform:print*" jscodeshift -t transform.ts YOUR_CODEBASE_DIR --parser=tsx

ATTENTION: Only run this script against your Server APIs. You should not convert the front-end UI to use these new async functions.

Transform file: transform-use-async-functions.ts

After you converted some sync functions to async. Now you need to find where you use them, and add await to those call expressions. The script will also convert those functions which have await expression to async function.

Command: DEBUG="transform:print*" jscodeshift -t transform-use-async-functions.ts YOUR_CODEBASE_DIR --parser=tsx

You may need to run more than one time until you got no modified file.

Transform file: transform-export-async-function.ts

After you converted your functions to async, you may exported some async functions, you must scan you codebase, find all async function imports, work with those function calls (add await expression), and change the function which has those calls (add async expression).

Command: DEBUG="transform:print*" jscodeshift -t transform-export-async-function.ts YOUR_CODEBASE_DIR --parser=tsx

You may need to run more than one time until you got no modified file.

Transform file: transform-meteor-call.ts

It will look for Meteor.call() which doesn't have callback function arguments, and not followed by .then() expression. Convert it to await Meteor.callAsync(). It will also change the parent function to async. That's why you may want to run the transform #2 and #3 again.

Command: DEBUG="transform:print*" jscodeshift -t transform-meteor-call.ts YOUR_CODEBASE_DIR --parser=tsx

Transform file: transform-component-props.ts

Looks for async function passed to React Components via props. Find all those usages then add async/await expression to. It also works with the child components and handle some simple React Context usages. You may want to run #2 again.

Command: DEBUG="transform:print*" jscodeshift -t transform-component-props.ts YOUR_CODEBASE_DIR --parser=tsx

Transform file: transform-component-props-withTracker.ts

If you use withTracker to wrap your react components, you may want to run this script. It will find the async functions inside the withTracker function prop then works with the react component which wrapped in withTracker call. You may want to run #2 after this.

Command: DEBUG="transform:print*" jscodeshift -t transform-component-props-withTracker.ts YOUR_CODEBASE_DIR --parser=tsx

While converting the codebase, I had some issues so I wrote some transforms to handle those issue:

• Rename function: transform-rename-functions.ts
• Remove async from function which doesn't have await expression inside: transform-fix-async-overly.ts
• Find await expression inside a NOT async function: transform-find-await-without-async.ts
• Promise.all doesn't work with forEach. This transform find all of them: transform-find-promise-all-foreach.ts

• npm run debug:samples
• npm run debug:sample:methods
• npm run debug:sample:publications
• npm run debug:sample:utils
• npm run debug:handle-async-import:samples

ATTENTION: You might want to modify these files to fit your code base:

• constants.ts, modify the METEOR_ROOT_DIRECTORY value.

Use jscodeshift command directly Run with --dry -p options to test if the scrip works Run jscodeshift --help for more information