Augustin
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Augustin
@_August1_
@nodejs contributor. Open source software lover ! Junior dev.
Belguim Katılım Haziran 2018
96 Takip Edilen153 Takipçiler
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Hey OSS contributors out here! We just launched a program where we donate to people who publish codemods for OSS projects.
No cap on donation amounts. Some might even end up doing this full time while staying on the cutting edge of new framework releases.
If interested, DM me and tell me a bit about your interest or experience.
Please X-post so more OSS contributors see this!
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@latentsauce @nodejs we provide JSON files too, that’s prob better for scraping.
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This is how @nodejs docs are going to look into the future, how do you feel about this? Do you like it?

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6 months ago I opened a PR to add loc support to @OxcProject
Why it matters:
- webpack is blocked on it
- ESLint tooling needs it
- Full ESTree compatibility requires it
The finish line is close 🚀
@overlook_motel thanks for support & review
github.com/oxc-project/ox…
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Okay I just do that for fun. What do you think about it ?
github.com/AugustinMauroy…
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@_August1_ @TansTack @codemod Yo, brother, how do you publish your package? GitHub Actions? It is not working for me
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It's finally done! I have completed the codemod, and you can find it on GitHub: [ github.com/NerdBoi008/nex… ]
Now you can easily migrate your Next.js app to @tanstack Start, regardless of its size. Keep in mind that this is not just a simple migration tool; it's much more versatile. You can choose to opt in or out of specific migrations. For example, you can run the image migration to see how it goes, and once you're satisfied, you can proceed with other migrations. Simply place the "next-to-start.codemod.json" file at the root of your project, and the tool will read the file and apply the selected migrations. You also have the option to perform a dry run and view the diff output of the expected changes.
To get started, just run the command "npx next2tanstack," and you’re all set! I’d love to hear your complaints! 😏

nerdboi008@moin_malek_
I've been working on codemod for migrating to TanStack from Next, but there is a serious issue: how do I even know which links to migrate since in Next, links are resolved from the root, whereas in TanStack, they are relative 🤒
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🎬 What happened this week in Node.js?
A quick recap of the most relevant updates for teams running Node.js in production:
🔹 New official codemod: Chalk → util.styleText
🔹 Node.js 25.6.0 (Current) is out
🔹 Lodash completes a major security reset
🔗 Links to each update:
· Migrate from Chalk to Node.js util.styleText
nodejs.org/en/blog/migrat…
· Node.js 25.6.0
nodejs.org/en/blog/releas…
· Big year for security at OpenJS (2025 recap)
hubs.la/Q040lXwL0
· Inside the Lodash security reset
socket.dev/blog/inside-lo…
· Lodash security overhaul (OpenJS)
openjsf.org/blog/lodash-se…
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Still work in progress: github.com/vuejs/pinia/tr…
Can be tried: github.com/vuejs/pinia/ru…
Eduardo.𝚟𝚞𝚎@posva
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@OperatorTriz @_August1_ @nodejs a codemod just does the code changes for you so you don't have to do it yourself. you are free to update the code yourself and the result will be the same
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New Node.js codemod ✨ Migrate from Chalk to Node.js util styleText nodejs.org/en/blog/migrat…
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@OperatorTriz @nodejs The npx part is just to call the tools that we use to manipulate ast
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@_August1_ @nodejs looking at the usage, you have to npx some codemod thing to install the changes... sorta like an experiment patch, instead of just importing node:util regularly...
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