Mako Code Intel

You can find code patterns in TypeScript and JavaScript files using syntax-aware structural search to match function calls, hooks, imports, and JSX attributes instead of relying on plain text matching. This applies ast-grep-style matching to locate exact code shapes across indexed files.

The best way to lint selected JavaScript files is to run focused static diagnostics against your specified scope. This allows you to review compact or full findings on known files after applying a fix, ensuring targeted code quality validation.

Yes, you can convert a resolved bug fix into a reusable linting rule by drafting a rule pack. This extracts the bug pattern into a rule template so the same structural shape can be detected automatically in future code reviews.

Ast-grep structural search works effectively for finding unsafe constructs in TSX files by matching syntax-aware code shapes. It scans indexed TSX and JSX content to pinpoint specific function calls or attributes that plain text search would miss.

You need structural static analysis instead of plain text search when looking for specific code shapes like hook usage or import patterns where syntax matters. It provides syntax-aware matching that identifies structural code constructs accurately.

Focused static diagnostics are limited to running against selected files rather than entire repositories automatically. The scope is restricted to known files you specify for review, meaning you must narrow the file scope before applying the linting analysis.