react-doctor

To check React codebase for performance and security issues, run a diagnostic scan that analyzes correctness and architecture concerns. This process identifies accessibility problems, dead code, and oversized bundles while producing a deterministic 0–100 health score to guide fixes.

Yes, you can run React code quality checks as a pre-commit gate. The diagnostic tool supports CI and pre-commit workflow integration to prevent regressions during feature development or bug fixes by surfacing lint and bundle-size issues before changes are committed.

A React health score quantifies code quality by outputting a deterministic 0–100 score after analyzing security, performance, correctness, and architecture. This score provides a clear health assessment to help developers target specific improvements like removing dead code.

To find dead code and oversized bundles in a React project, execute a project scan using the command npx -y react-doctor@latest . --verbose. This surfaces actionable architectural and bundle-size diagnostics to guide targeted performance improvements.

Yes, this React linting tool detects accessibility issues. It performs comprehensive diagnostics across your project to identify accessibility concerns alongside security and correctness problems, satisfying lint requirements and preventing regressions during feature development.

Automated React architecture diagnostics are intended for use during feature development, bug fixes, or pre-commit checks. They report code quality issues by analyzing concerns in a codebase but require developer intervention to implement the suggested fixes and improve the health score.