package ocamlmig

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OCaml source code rewriting tool

Install

Dune Dependency

Authors

Maintainers

Sources

ocamlmig-5.2-20250129.tbz
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Description

Ocamlmig is a command line tool to rewrite ocaml source code, especially to make updating to newer interfaces easier

Published: 02 Feb 2025

README

ocamlmig is a command line tool for rewriting ocaml source code with access to scope and type information.

As a simple example of what it can do, let's say an opam-installed library A provides this interface:

val new_name : int -> int

val old_name : int -> int
[@@migrate { repl = Rel.new_name }]

and your repository contains a file b.ml:

let _ = A.old_name 1

then you could do:

$ git diff b.ml
$ ocamlmig migrate -w
$ git diff b.ml
-let _ = A.old_name 1
+let _ = A.new_name 1

Examples of real rewrites:

If that piqued your interest, you can find more information about what ocamlmig does, and using it.

This is work in progress, so many things are only partially implemented, but the existing functionality as is should still be interesting.

Dependencies (29)

  1. re >= "1.10.3"
  2. camlp-streams
  3. astring
  4. csexp >= "1.4.0"
  5. uutf >= "1.0.1"
  6. uuseg >= "10.0.0"
  7. stdio
  8. ocp-indent "false" = "false" & >= "1.8.0" | "1" = "0" & >= "1.8.1"
  9. ocamlformat-rpc-lib "1" = "0" & = version
  10. ocaml-version >= "3.5.0"
  11. menhirSdk >= "20201216"
  12. menhirLib >= "20201216"
  13. menhir >= "20201216"
  14. fpath >= "0.7.3"
  15. fix
  16. either
  17. dune-build-info
  18. dune
  19. cmdliner >= "1.1.0"
  20. base >= "v0.12.0"
  21. alcotest "1" = "0" & >= "1.3.0"
  22. ocaml >= "4.08"
  23. ppx_partial
  24. csexp
  25. core_unix
  26. core
  27. base
  28. dune >= "3.15"
  29. ocaml >= "5.2" & < "5.3"

Dev Dependencies (1)

  1. odoc with-doc

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