migrate-to-shoehorn

Migrate TypeScript test suites by replacing as assertions with shoehorn-based fromPartial and fromAny patterns. This identifies test files, updates imports, and applies migration patterns to improve type-safety while preserving existing test intent.

Use fromPartial vs fromAny based on your test data structure: fromPartial applies when only a subset of object properties matters, while fromAny handles broader type assertions. The migration preserves test intent while removing unsafe as usage from small data objects.

Yes, migrating test files to shoehorn requires no production code changes. The migration strictly targets TypeScript test suites by updating test imports and replacing as assertions with fromPartial and fromAny patterns to improve maintainability.

The best way to remove as assertions from TypeScript tests is migrating to shoehorn patterns. It targets test suites with many small data objects where only a subset matters, replacing as with fromPartial and fromAny for better type-safety.

Shoehorn test migration supports common test structures in TypeScript projects. It identifies as-based test code and replaces it with fromPartial and fromAny migration patterns while preserving existing test intent and improving type-safety.