react-doctor

To check a React codebase for lint violations and dead code, run a diagnostic analysis tool against your project directory. It surfaces unused imports, architectural issues, and accessibility gaps, providing actionable guidance to resolve code quality regressions across feature branches.

The best way to prevent performance regressions in React pull requests is to run a diagnostic scan on the feature branch. It detects score regressions, accessibility gaps, and architecture concerns before merging, ensuring codebase health is preserved during codebase refreshes.

Yes, you can detect accessibility gaps in React components automatically by running an analysis tool over the codebase. The diagnostic process identifies accessibility issues alongside lint conformance and performance regressions, offering actionable guidance to fix component quality.

Yes, react-doctor works on existing feature branches. It applies analysis to pull requests and codebase refreshes, detecting code quality signals and architectural concerns specifically where developers want to preserve quality before reaching production.

To scan a React project for unused imports and architectural issues, execute a diagnostic command targeting the project directory. This process analyzes the codebase for dead code and structural concerns, surfacing actionable signals to improve overall codebase health.