check-types

Run TypeScript type checking by executing tsc --noEmit to catch compile-time errors, then group errors by file with surrounding code context lines for quick fixes. It handles large codebases and outputs actionable guidance for common TS errors.

Yes, this TypeScript diagnostic tool works in monorepos and CI pipelines. It handles multiple files and large codebases across Node and Next.js stacks, grouping type errors by file with context lines and actionable fixes.

The best way to fix common TypeScript errors is to run tsc --noEmit to generate a report that groups errors by file and suggests actionable fixes for common TS errors like TS2322, TS2339, TS2345, and TS7006.

Yes, you need a TypeScript-enabled project to check for type errors. The tool runs tsc --noEmit against your existing TS project configuration to catch compile-time errors and output grouped contextual reports.

TypeScript type checking may lack context lines if the --pretty flag is not used. Running npx tsc --noEmit --pretty 2>&1 generates a detailed report that groups errors by file and shows surrounding code for quick fixes.

Yes, this type checking approach works with Next.js stacks. It applies to TS projects in Node and Next.js environments, automating tsc --noEmit runs and reporting all errors with contextual information and actionable fixes.