Enforce TypeScript interface and type naming conventions with file-location rules.
npx skills add https://github.com/lonewolfyx/skills --skill ts-type-naming
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: ts-type-naming Source: https://github.com/lonewolfyx/skills/tree/main/skills/ts-type-naming Command: npx skills add https://github.com/lonewolfyx/skills --skill ts-type-naming
TypeScript interfaces must use an I prefix and PascalCase, while type aliases use camelCase; this skill enforces those conventions and centralizes type declarations to maintain consistency across the codebase.
Run the TypeScript type naming checker on your repository to identify interface/type naming violations and apply fixes to align them with the rules.
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To enforce TypeScript naming conventions, you validate that interfaces use an I prefix with PascalCase and types use camelCase. This identifies declaration violations and applies fixes to rename non-compliant types across the codebase.
To centralize TypeScript type definitions in a Nuxt project, you validate type declaration file locations against shared/types/types.ts. This reports file location deviations and suggests moving declarations to the compliant target file.
The correct naming pattern for TypeScript interfaces is an I prefix with PascalCase, while type aliases should use camelCase. This convention maintains consistency across type declarations and clarifies declaration types.
This TypeScript naming checker supports both general TS projects and Nuxt projects. It validates file locations for type declarations against root types.ts or Nuxt shared/types/types.ts respectively.
To automatically update references when renaming TypeScript types, you run the checker to identify violations and apply fixes. This moves or renames declarations to compliant files and updates all related references.
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