Code Style Enforcement

You can enforce project-specific code style by applying discovered conventions from eslint, prettier, tsconfig, and editorconfig. The skill identifies existing rules and auto-fixes lint errors, formatting, and import conventions across all modules in your TypeScript project.

Auto-fixing lint errors and formatting during a refactor is best handled by detecting existing project conventions and applying them across the codebase. The skill organizes code, enforces naming conventions, and provides language-specific guidance to maintain a clean codebase.

Yes, code style enforcement works directly with existing eslint and prettier configurations. The skill implements project-convention discovery to read your current tsconfig and editorconfig files, ensuring enforced style dimensions like indentation and line length align with your established rules.

To standardize naming and import conventions for onboarding teams, you apply project-wide code-style rules and document the conventions. The skill detects your project's specific style dimensions and provides clear guidance to ensure all new code adheres to established standards.

Automated code formatting covers style dimensions including indentation, quotes, semicolons, and line length. The skill defines these dimensions based on detected project conventions and applies language-specific formatting rules to ensure consistent code style.