JS → TS Migrator

To convert React JavaScript components to TypeScript, the tool infers types from usage patterns, PropTypes, and defaultProps. It generates a .tsx file with explicit interfaces for props, state, and refs while removing PropTypes boilerplate.

Yes, converting PropTypes to TypeScript interfaces is fully supported. The tool extracts existing PropTypes definitions and defaultProps, automatically translating them into explicit TypeScript type definitions for your React component props.

Migrating React event handlers and refs to TypeScript without using any is achieved by inferring types directly from component usage patterns. The tool generates explicit type definitions for handlers and refs based on how they are implemented.

The best way to remove PropTypes boilerplate during TypeScript migration is to extract and convert PropTypes and defaultProps into explicit TypeScript interfaces. This generates a clean .tsx file while adding migration notes for manual review.

Yes, converting JS to TS with inferred types handles state and event handler typing. The tool analyzes component usage patterns to generate explicit type definitions for props, state, refs, and event handlers in the final .tsx file.