fxa-check-react

Audit React code changes by analyzing branch diffs to detect hooks misuse, unnecessary re-renders, and memory concerns. The review surfaces component design flaws and performance bottlenecks with severity ratings and concrete fix recommendations.

Check accessibility in modified TSX files by scanning branch diffs for ARIA gaps and other access issues. The audit reports these findings alongside state management concerns, providing severity levels and actionable guidance for developers.

Detect duplicated local state in React components by running a diff-based audit against the main branch. The review identifies derived or duplicated state that can be computed or lifted, flagging these state management concerns with severity and concrete recommendations.

Yes, you can find prop drilling and component design issues in your TypeScript diff. The audit detects components doing too much and suggests modularization, reporting these structural concerns with prioritized, actionable findings.

The React code audit works exclusively on changed files, operating on diffs between the current branch and main. This targeted approach ensures structured assessment by analyzing only relevant files and delivering prioritized findings.

Auditing changed React code focuses the review on the current branch diff, ensuring structured assessment of design, hooks, performance, accessibility, and state-management concerns. This targeted approach delivers prioritized, actionable findings without reviewing the entire project.