migrate-to-shoehorn

Migrating 'as' assertions involves converting them to Shoehorn's 'fromPartial', 'fromAny', and 'fromExact' functions, which provide type-safe partial data handling and intentional wrong data injection for TypeScript test suites.

Using Shoehorn's 'fromPartial' function is a type-safe way to handle partial data in TypeScript tests, replacing 'as' assertions to improve test reliability and maintainability while reducing complexity.

You should replace 'as' assertions because they lack type safety and can hide errors. Migrating to Shoehorn's functions improves test reliability and readability by enforcing type constraints on partial data and intentional wrong data.

Yes, you need the @total-typescript/shoehorn dependency installed in your project before migrating test assertions, as the migration process converts existing 'as' casts directly into Shoehorn's 'fromPartial', 'fromAny', and 'fromExact' functions.

Yes, you can use Shoehorn's 'fromAny' and 'fromExact' functions to intentionally inject wrong data into TypeScript test assertions, providing a type-safe alternative to 'as' for testing error handling and edge cases.