migrate-to-shoehorn

You can migrate TypeScript tests by replacing `as` or `as unknown as` type assertions with `fromPartial` and `fromAny` wrappers from the @total-typescript/shoehorn library to improve type safety and readability.

Using the shoehorn library's `fromPartial` helper is the best way to mock partial test data in TypeScript, allowing you to construct only the necessary object properties without defining full type structures.

Yes, migrate-to-shoehorn works with `as unknown as` patterns in TypeScript unit tests by converting these assertions to `fromPartial` or `fromAny` wrappers and automatically adding the necessary shoehorn imports.

To replace `as` assertions with shoehorn, run the migration to substitute `fromPartial` or `fromAny` for your existing type assertions and ensure the appropriate @total-typescript/shoehorn imports are added to your test files.

You should replace `as` type assertions with shoehorn in TypeScript tests to improve type safety and readability while providing data mocking without the need to construct large full objects manually.

You should avoid using shoehorn helpers for test data migration if your unit tests do not use TypeScript, or if your tests require constructing complete objects rather than partial data using `fromPartial` or `fromAny`.