javascript-pro

Rewrite JavaScript code with ES2023+ syntax and ESM modules.

1|Updated Aug 22, 2025
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Skill: javascript-pro
Source: https://github.com/interserver/teams-chat-bot/tree/main/.claude/skills/javascript-pro
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/interserver/teams-chat-bot --skill javascript-pro-interserver

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

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What problem does it solve?

JavaScript projects often accumulate bugs, inconsistent patterns, and performance issues when codebases evolve without disciplined async handling, module conventions, and error management.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Modern ES2023+ Implementation: Produce vanilla JavaScript using current language features (e.g., optional chaining, nullish coalescing) with ESM-first module structure.
  • Robust Async/Promise Patterns: Implement async/await flows with explicit try/catch error handling and no unhandled Promise rejections.
  • Maintainable Node.js & Browser API Code: Structure Node services and browser logic (including Fetch and Web Workers) with clear exports, JSDoc where needed, and performance-aware practices.
  • Quality Gate by Testing & Validation: Lint for correctness, run comprehensive tests (Jest, 85%+ target coverage), and verify memory/performance characteristics before finalizing changes.

Quick Start

Use javascript-pro to refactor a Node.js module that mixes module styles and has unhandled async errors, then add Jest tests to reach at least 85% coverage.

Frequently Asked Questions about javascript-pro

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I refactor JavaScript code to use modern ES2023+ syntax?

To refactor JavaScript code, rewrite files using optional chaining, nullish coalescing, and ESM-first module structures. This eliminates legacy patterns and standardizes exports across .js, .mjs, and .cjs codebases for cleaner Node.js and browser logic.

What is the best way to handle async await errors in Node.js?

The best way to handle async/await errors in Node.js is by wrapping asynchronous operations in explicit try/catch blocks. This prevents unhandled Promise rejections and ensures robust error management across Fetch workflows and other Promise-based APIs.

How do I add Jest tests to verify JavaScript code refactoring?

To verify JavaScript code refactoring, run linting for correctness and write comprehensive Jest tests targeting at least 85% coverage. This validates the refactored ESM modules and async/await patterns before finalizing changes.

Does this JavaScript refactoring approach work with Web Workers and Fetch APIs?

Yes, this JavaScript refactoring approach works with Web Workers and Fetch APIs. It structures browser logic and Node.js services with clear exports, JSDoc for complex APIs, and performance-aware practices for reliable Promise-based workflows.

Why should I avoid var and use nullish coalescing in JavaScript?

You should avoid var and use nullish coalescing in JavaScript to prevent scoping bugs and safely handle undefined or null values. Enforcing these constraints ensures cleaner, more predictable ES2023+ code across your project.

Can I use ESM modules across mixed .mjs and .cjs codebases?

Yes, you can use ESM modules across mixed .mjs and .cjs codebases by applying a consistent ESM-first module structure. This standardizes exports and imports, reducing module style inconsistencies during JavaScript refactoring.