setup-react-doctor

Automated React health checks prevent UI quality regressions by scoring your project with react-doctor and enforcing a Stop hook to fail commits on score drops. Configure a doctor script in package.json to run health scoring automatically during commits and CI.

React-doctor health scoring evaluates your project's UI quality by analyzing code for issues and outputting a quantifiable health score. It integrates into your development workflow through a Stop hook, blocking commits or CI pipelines when the score regresses across code changes.

To set up react-doctor with bun, install the package, add a doctor script to package.json, and create a react-doctor.config.json file to define ignore rules. This configuration enables automated health monitoring and allows you to customize which lint rules are skipped.

Yes, react-doctor integrates into CI pipelines and local hooks via a Stop hook script placed in .claude/hooks. This setup verifies UI health during continuous integration and prevents regressions by failing builds when the React health score drops below acceptable thresholds.

Yes, you need both jq and bun installed as dependencies to set up and run react-doctor health monitoring. Bun handles package installation and script execution, while jq processes JSON configuration data for the react-doctor.config.json ignore rules and hook scripts.