migrate-to-shoehorn

To replace unsafe as assertions in TypeScript tests, migrate them to shoehorn helpers like fromPartial and fromAny, which provide typed test data fixtures for partial objects and intentionally invalid mock inputs.

Creating partial mock objects in TypeScript testing is best handled by using shoehorn helper functions like fromPartial, which safely replace brittle as unknown as Type patterns and simplify test data construction.

Yes, you can migrate as unknown as Type patterns to safer test fixtures by identifying these assertion patterns and applying shoehorn-based typed test data helpers instead of relying on unsafe type assertions.

No external dependencies are required to start migrating tests with shoehorn patterns, as this Skill operates independently to identify assertion patterns and apply appropriate typed helper functions.

You should remove as assertions from your TypeScript test suite because they are brittle and unsafe, whereas shoehorn helpers provide safer patterns for creating partial and intentionally invalid test data without large mock objects.

Yes, shoehorn works with intentionally invalid test inputs in TypeScript by using helpers like fromAny to safely generate invalid mock data, replacing unsafe type assertions during test migration workflows.