code-similarity-ts

TypeScript code duplication is detected by scanning directories to identify semantically similar code blocks and compute similarity scores. This surfaces refactoring opportunities to reduce maintenance debt across multi-file projects.

The best way to plan refactors for duplicated TypeScript code is by analyzing similarity results to prioritize targets and generating a structured plan. This plan includes suggested extraction candidates to establish maintainable patterns.

Yes, the similarity-ts tool is required to be installed to analyze code duplication. It provides the scanning and similarity computation engine needed to identify duplicated TypeScript blocks and generate the refactoring plan.

Yes, you can configure the similarity threshold and minimum lines for TypeScript duplication analysis. These options allow you to control the sensitivity of the scan and filter out small, irrelevant code matches.

Yes, TypeScript duplication detection works for monorepos. The analysis applies to multi-file TypeScript projects and monorepos, scanning directories to identify similar blocks and inform refactoring priorities.