fxa-simplify

Code simplification for the FXA monorepo automates non-invasive refactoring of TypeScript and JavaScript files. It enforces project standards like Prettier formatting, explicit typings, and cross-package import rules while preserving exact runtime behavior across accounts and subscriptions packages.

Cleaning up recently modified TypeScript code involves enforcing FXA project conventions including Prettier with single-quote strings, trailing commas, no-non-null assertions, and explicit typings. The process targets recently changed files across accounts, subscriptions, and shared libraries to reduce technical debt.

Yes, this refactoring approach works with Prettier and ESLint rules. It enforces Prettier formatting with single-quote strings and trailing commas, applies the no-non-null assertion ESLint rule, and requires explicit typings to ensure maintainable code across the monorepo packages.

Yes, you can use automated refactoring across multiple packages in a TypeScript monorepo. It targets recently changed TypeScript and JavaScript files spanning accounts, subscriptions, and shared libraries, enforcing cross-package import standards and project conventions while preserving exact runtime behavior.

The main limitation of automated code simplification is that it focuses on recently modified code unless explicitly instructed otherwise. It is scoped to TypeScript and JavaScript files within the FXA monorepo packages and performs non-invasive refactors designed to preserve runtime behavior while improving readability.