lodash → es-toolkit

@omnimod/plugin-lodash-to-es-toolkit migrates named lodash imports to es-toolkit, or to a safe native equivalent where one exists. Helpers with divergent semantics are left on lodash so behaviour never silently changes.

omnimod run lodash-to-es-toolkit "src/**/*.{ts,tsx,js,jsx}" --write

The target project needs es-toolkit installed (and lodash kept for any residual imports).

Example

// before
import { debounce, isArray } from "lodash";
export const f = debounce(() => {}, 100);
export const a = isArray([]);

// after
import { debounce } from "es-toolkit";
export const f = debounce(() => {}, 100);
export const a = Array.isArray([]);

Automated

• Named imports supported 1:1 by es-toolkit are moved there.
• Safe native replacements are inlined (isArray → Array.isArray, …) and their usages rewritten.
• Unsupported names are split off to a residual lodash import rather than dropped, so the module still type-checks and runs.

Flagged for follow-up

• Helpers whose es-toolkit/native semantics diverge from lodash (get, set, has, object-shaped collection ops) are kept on lodash with a diagnostic.
• Default-import usage (import _ from "lodash"; _.x(...)) is flagged with a // TODO(omnimod) — convert to named imports first.