naming-conventions

To fix naming issues in TypeScript code, this script parses your source directory and flags unused variables, single-letter identifiers, and non-standard abbreviations. It provides suggestions for renaming or refactoring without automatically executing changes.

The best way to resolve no-unused-vars errors during a JavaScript code review is to detect unused variables and apply guidance on when to rename, omit, or refactor patterns. This enforces consistent naming standards across your project.

You cannot automatically refactor non-standard abbreviations across a large codebase with this tool, as it provides suggestions without executing changes. It relies on simple parsing to flag patterns, leaving the actual refactoring to manual or separate automated processes.

This naming convention script works alongside ESLint by identifying code quality issues like single-letter identifiers and unused variables. It helps enforce consistent naming standards during code reviews by providing guidance without directly modifying your files.

You should rename or omit a variable based on the specific guidance provided for each flagged pattern. The script evaluates your TypeScript code and advises whether renaming, omitting, or refactoring the variable is the most appropriate action for clarity.