lms-mobile-refactoring

Dead code removal in a React Native codebase involves identifying and eliminating unused exports to improve maintainability. This process reduces code bloat and ensures only active, necessary modules remain in the project.

Enforcing naming conventions and layer boundaries in a TypeScript app requires validating import boundaries and checking for layer-skip violations. This ensures consistent, maintainable client-side architecture across the project.

Refactoring a stub module to match a canonical pattern involves migrating the module structure to align with an established reference module like the users pattern. This enforces structural conventions and naming standards.

No additional dependencies are required to enforce code quality beyond standard linting and TypeScript tools. The refactoring process operates using existing tooling to validate standards and clean up the codebase.

Module migration and code cleanup should be performed when stub modules need alignment with canonical patterns or before deployment to ensure all code quality checks pass. This maintains a consistent and maintainable client-side architecture.