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# @vscodeshift/extension-skeleton

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skeleton for a VSCode extension for applying JSCodeshift transforms

# Using this skeleton

It's pretty simple, just replace the command defined in `package.json`, `src/extension.ts`
and `test/suite/extension.test.ts` with the name you want, and import or implement the transform
you want in `src/extension.ts`. Add multiple commands if you want.