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Author: danieldelcore

website/docs/recipes/import-manipulation.mdx

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-Manipulating imports will likely be one of the first and most common operations you do when writing codemods. So here are a few helpful examples to get you started.
+Modifying imports is one of the first and most common operations you are likely to do when writing codemods.
+
+In this guide, we will explore how codemods can be used to make effective and efficient changes to javascript import statements.
+From changing function names to updating the location of imported code, and improving overall import structure.
+By following the steps outlined in this guide, you'll be able to maintain a well-organized,
+consistent codebase and unlock the many benefits that come with using codemods.
 
 ## Import declarations
 

website/docs/recipes/react.mdx

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+Codemods are an ideal solution for making significant changes to [React](https://reactjs.org/) and JSX code.
+The structure of JSX makes it easy for static analysis tools to understand and analyze,
+making it a popular choice for authors of React libraries, such as Design Systems.
+By providing codemods to users, they can streamline adoption, ensuring that component
+usage remains current and secure as the components evolve.
+
+This guide provides information on transforming React and JSX code,
+including inserting or removing props, wrapping components, and managing render props.
+With the help of these techniques, you can make changes to your codebase with ease and confidence.
+
 ## Props
 
 ### Inserting props