typescript-any-eliminator

Replace any with precise types generated from your database schema or use unknown with type guards to validate data before processing. This eliminates runtime errors from unchecked types and strengthens type safety across your application.

Convert any to generated database types from your schema, or use unknown paired with type guards like isValidData to narrow types before use. Replace dynamic objects with fixed Record-based typings to ensure strict typing.

Yes. Extract row types from your database schema—for example, cotizaciones row types from Supabase—and use them to replace any-typed variables. This aligns your data structures with your actual database schema.

Type guards let you safely validate unknown data before processing it, catching errors at compile time rather than runtime. This approach maintains flexibility while enforcing strict type checking where it matters.

Convert callback parameters typed as any to unknown, then implement a type guard function to cast the input to a known interface before use. This ensures type safety for dynamic or loosely-typed callbacks.

Refactor any when handling data from external sources, processing database records, managing dynamic objects, or when type checking reveals unsafe patterns. This reduces bugs and improves code maintainability.