sdcorejs-review-code-angular-portal

You can audit Angular portal code against Core UI rules to verify standalone-first architecture, lazy loading, permission keys, and routing CRUD patterns. This read-only review generates a sorted Strengths and Issues report with exact file:line citations to ensure convention compliance before merging.

The best way to check SDCoreJS Core UI rules is running a read-only audit after code generation and before merge. It verifies architectural and naming rules, runs build and test verification commands, and outputs a severity-sorted report with required file:line citations for actionable fixes.

Yes, you can generate a bilingual code review report surfacing issues in either Vietnamese or English based on the target portal language expectations. This actionable output helps teams fix architectural and naming violations with clear severity sorting from Critical to Minor.

Yes, the Angular portal code audit runs build and test verification commands during the review process. It operates as a read-only check that verifies architectural and naming rules while sorting all findings into Critical, Important, or Minor categories with file:line references.

You need to audit generated Angular code against Core UI conventions during post-generation auditing after code-writing and before merge. This includes performing checks after E2E test generation or during user-invoked module reviews to prevent broken or non-conforming code from slipping through.

Angular portal code reviews require file:line citations to produce an actionable and structured audit report tied to exact file locations. This precision speeds up developer fixes by directly linking severity-sorted issues to the specific lines violating Core UI architectural or naming rules.