code-quality-analysis

To detect Angular anti-patterns and Cumulocity SDK issues, analyze your TypeScript files to automatically identify incorrect control flow syntax, non-standalone components, missing trackBy in loops, and improper RxJS usage for maintainability and correctness.

Common Angular code quality issues include non-standalone components, missing trackBy in loops, improper change detection, and overuse of any. They are flagged during code review by analyzing components, services, and modules against TypeScript and Angular best practices.

Yes, you can use this tool to check Cumulocity Web SDK components and services. It applies specific C8Y SDK usage rules alongside Angular and TypeScript best practices to ensure your applications are maintainable, performant, and correct.

To analyze a specific TypeScript file for maintainability and performance bugs, run the code analysis skill targeting your component path like 'src/app/my-component.component.ts' to automatically report detected anti-patterns and quality issues.

Yes, this analysis covers improper RxJS usage and incorrect change detection in Angular. It evaluates your codebase to detect these specific violations, enforcing Angular idioms to improve overall robustness and maintainability.

You should enforce standalone components in your Angular codebase to adhere to modern Angular idioms and best practices. The analysis identifies components not using standalone features, providing immediate suggestions for improvement during code reviews.