vscode-refactorix

TypeScript refactoring tools for Visual Studio Code.

After installing, pressing F1 and entering x: you should see the Refactorix commands in the drop down:

Refactorings

Split variable declaration

Splits the initialization part of a variable declaration.

Place the cursor inside a variable declaration statement and invoke the command.

Before:

const x = false;

After:

let x: boolean;
x = false;

Toggle access modifier

Toggles between private, protected, public and no access modifier.

Place the cursor on a class property, method, constructor parameter, set or get accessor and invoke the command.

When placed on a get or set accessor, the modifier of the other accessor is toggled as well.

Settings

Add this configuration block to the VS Code 'User' or 'Workspace' settings:

"extension.refactorix.Access.toggle": {
    "preferPublic": true
}

preferPublic - if true, the public modifier will be used instead of no modifier. Does not affect constructor parameters.

Interpolate string part

Surrounds the selected part of a string literal with ${} and converts the literal to backticks as necessary.

Before - assume you have refactorix selected:

'my name is refactorix.'

After - note the backticks:

`my name is ${refactorix}.`

Select a part of a string literal and invoke the command. The selection may be empty in which case ${} is inserted.

Property to getter/setter

Converts a property to getter/setter.

Before:

class Color {
    rgb: string;
}

After:

class Color {
    private _rgb: string;
    get rgb(): string {
        return this._rgb;
    }
    set rgb(value: string) {
        this._rgb = value;
    }
}

Place the cursor on a property and invoke the command.

Settings

Add this configuration block to the VS Code 'User' or 'Workspace' settings:

"extension.refactorix.Property.ToGetterSetter": {
    "singleLine": false,
     "prefix": "_"
}

singleLine - if true, getter and setter will be written on a single line.

prefix - Prefix for the property.

Add/remove semicolons

Adds or removes semicolons for all statements in the active document.

Arrow function toggle single statement block <-> expression

Toggles between an arrow function's single statement block and expression.

Toggles between this:

() => 0;

and this:

() => {
    return 0;
};

Place the cursor inside such a function and invoke the command.

Arrow function all single statement blocks to expression

Converts all arrow function single statement blocks to expression.

Extract variable

Replaces the selected text with a const variable declaration. This command operates on text rather than AST, so the location of the variable declaration may not be appropriate in all cases.

Settings

Add this configuration block to the VS Code 'User' or 'Workspace' settings:

"extension.refactorix.ExtractVariable": {
    "noSemicolon": true
}

noSemicolon - Whether to add a semicolon to the extracted expression. Default is false (will add a semicolon).

Release Info

v0.3.6

• 'Split variable declaration' - use inner most declaration.

v0.3.5

• 'Split variable declaration' - resolve variable type.

v0.3.4

• New refactoring 'Split variable declaration'

v0.3.3

• Add 'noSemicolon' configuration setting for Extract variable.
• Add configuration schema to extension.

v0.3.2

• Latest TypeScript.

v0.3.1

• Do not add semicolon to arrow function property with block as newest tslint reports a problem there.

v0.3.0

• Add key bindings to extension
• New refactoring 'Toggle access modifier'

v0.2.0

• Semicolons are now added/removed in all the places where tslint's semicolon rule reports a problem
• New refactoring 'Property to getter/setter'
• New refactoring 'Interpolate string part'

v0.1.0

• Initial release

Development setup

• run npm install inside the project folder
• open VS Code on the project folder

Build

• run npm run compile

Package

• run vsce package