javascript-typescript-standards

To enforce JavaScript and TypeScript coding standards, use ES2022 features, Node.js ESM modules, and async/await patterns. Prefer functions over classes and use `const` over `let` to ensure simple, readable, and maintainable code.

To write effective Vitest tests for TypeScript, adhere to specific testing standards that mandate clean asynchronous code using async/await. This approach ensures your tests remain simple, readable, and maintainable alongside your source code.

When structuring modern Node.js ESM modules, you should prefer functions over classes. This coding standard promotes a functional style that helps keep your JavaScript and TypeScript codebase simple and highly maintainable.

This coding standard explicitly recommends using `const` over `let` wherever possible for variable declarations. Adopting this practice in your JavaScript and TypeScript code reduces mutation-related bugs and improves overall code readability.

Yes, you can apply these JavaScript and TypeScript standards to review a pull request for a web application. The standards enforce consistent syntax, naming conventions, and modern language feature usage to ensure high code quality and collaboration.