sq-typescript

Enforce strict TypeScript in React Native by replacing any with unknown, applying type guards, and running npx tsc --noEmit before completing features to catch type issues early. This prevents silent runtime type errors across components and APIs.

Derive Supabase row types directly from Database types to align your UI components with the backend schema. This ensures predictable data shapes and consistent type safety for API responses and database operations across your application.

Use interface for objects and models to ensure predictable shapes, and use type for unions and aliases. This strict TypeScript architecture distinction enforces consistent type safety and prevents unsafe operations across your codebase.

Running npx tsc --noEmit performs compile-time validation to catch type issues early before declaring features complete. This strict TypeScript practice prevents silent runtime type errors and ensures consistent, safe data shapes for components and API responses.

Yes, replace any with unknown when handling dynamic data, then narrow types using type guards to prevent unsafe operations. This no-any discipline enforces strict TypeScript usage and eliminates silent runtime type errors in React Native and Expo projects.

Strict TypeScript works with Expo and Supabase by enforcing type safety on navigation types, component props, and Supabase row types. Deriving types from backend schemas ensures consistent data shapes across your React Native application.