techdebt

You can detect technical debt in a TypeScript project by scanning for duplicate code, unused imports, console logs, and overly long functions. This produces a structured report highlighting actionable fixes and refactor opportunities.

The best way to detect unused imports and debug statements is to run an automated static analysis scan across your JavaScript project. This surfaces dead variables, console logs, and debugger artifacts before they become costly maintenance issues.

No external dependencies or components are required. You can run the technical debt scan directly on your TypeScript or JavaScript codebase to identify duplicated logic, unused imports, and debugging artifacts without installing additional modules.

To identify duplicate code for refactoring, scan the codebase to spot repeated logic across files. The scan flags candidates for refactoring and provides a concise remediation report to prioritize cleanup tasks before release.

You need to scan for code quality issues and technical debt when a large TypeScript project experiences shrinking maintainability. Running a scan before release generates a debt report to identify duplicates, unused imports, and debug statements.