yarn add ember-event-helpers
# if you're on ember-source 3.9 or below
yarn add ember-on-modifier ember-fn-helper-polyfill

This is the safest of the codemods.

npx ember-template-recast app/ -t \
  https://raw.githubusercontent.com/lennyburdette/ember-action-codemods/master/src/action-modifiers.js

Switching from event properties to Ember modifiers can have subtle behavior changes regarding event ordering!

See https://developer.squareup.com/blog/deep-dive-on-ember-events/ for a comprehensive rundown.

npx ember-template-recast app/ -t \
  https://raw.githubusercontent.com/lennyburdette/ember-action-codemods/master/src/event-properties.js

Requires Ember.js 3.10 and above. This will no-op if your action names conflict with existing ember component functions.

If you're converting to native classes, this is unnecessary (you're already using the @action decorator).

npx jscodeshift app/ -t \
  https://raw.githubusercontent.com/lennyburdette/ember-action-codemods/master/src/action-decorators.js

If you're not using the actions hash in components and controllers, this is safe to do.

npx ember-template-recast app/ -t \
  https://raw.githubusercontent.com/lennyburdette/ember-action-codemods/master/src/string-actions.js

Check out the tests!

• action-modifiers.js

  <button {{action foo}}> → <button {{on "click" (prevent-default foo)}}>

• event-properties.js

  <button onclick={{action foo}}> → <button {{on "click" (prevent-default foo)}}>

• action-decorators.js

  actions: {
    foo() {}
  }

  →

  foo: action(function() {})

• string-actions.js

  <button {{on "click" (action "foo")}}> → <button {{on "click" this.foo}}>

• Remove uses of the (action) helper once there's a canonical way to handle value=, target=, and allowedKeys=.