style-set-review

To enforce v2.0.0+ conventions, this review process validates StyleSet interfaces to ensure they extend CSSProperties and use $ prefixes. It identifies anti-patterns and provides actionable improvement plans with precise TypeScript and CSS changes.

A proper StyleSet interface must extend CSSProperties and apply $ prefixes to its variables. This enforces strict typing and prevents naming collisions, ensuring your frontend components maintain consistent styling conventions.

Yes, you can apply this review tool against legacy component directories to generate detailed improvement reports. It provides explicit remediation plans for modernizing nested-state patterns, naming conventions, and variable exposure.

Yes, the review process fully supports CSS-in-TypeScript PR reviews by validating StyleSet implementations against strict guidelines. It surfaces actionable improvement points for both interfaces and CSS usage during pull request checks.

Manual enforcement lacks the ability to automatically surface nested-state pattern violations and generate codified remediation guidance. Automated review ensures consistent application of $ prefixes and CSSProperties extensions across the entire codebase.

You need to run a StyleSet code review during PR reviews, when creating new StyleSet projects, or modernizing legacy components. This ensures your CSS-in-TypeScript implementations strictly adhere to v2.0.0+ conventions.