code-standards

To enforce TypeScript coding standards and prevent the use of any, apply rules that ensure typing discipline and restrict default exports. This enforces strict typing conventions during code reviews and refactoring across your repository.

The best way to align TypeScript naming conventions with ESLint and Prettier rules is to enforce a baseline that mandates file names matching exports and an interface over type preference. This ensures formatting and linting tools work in synergy.

Yes, you can use these code standards to enforce small single-responsibility files in TypeScript projects. The standards mandate this structure to improve readability, consistency, and long-term maintainability across your codebase.

Yes, this TypeScript code standards baseline requires named function exports instead of default exports. It enforces API export conventions and a preference for named functions to maintain consistency across repository-wide development.

You need to apply repository-wide TypeScript coding standards during development, code reviews, and refactoring. Applying these rules ensures typing discipline and consistency across the entire codebase for long-term maintainability.