migrate-to-shoehorn

To refactor TypeScript tests and remove `as` type assertions, you can use Shoehorn's `fromPartial()` and `fromAny()` functions, which provide type-safe alternatives for handling test data without manual assertions.

Shoehorn is used in TypeScript test automation to replace unsafe `as` type assertions with type-safe alternatives like `fromPartial()`, ensuring test suites maintain strict type safety and better code quality.

Yes, you can automatically migrate type assertions in your test suite to Shoehorn by running the migration script, which parses TypeScript source code and converts `as` assertions to type-safe Shoehorn functions.

Yes, you need the `@total-typescript/shoehorn` dependency installed, as the refactoring process requires Shoehorn and TypeScript to parse and modify your source code for type-safe test data handling.

The best way to improve type safety in TypeScript tests is to replace manual `as` type assertions with Shoehorn's `fromPartial()` and `fromAny()` functions, optimizing test code readability and maintainability.

Automating TypeScript test refactoring with Shoehorn is limited to replacing `as` type assertions with type-safe alternatives, requiring valid TypeScript source code to parse and modify without manual type assertions.