Enforce idiomatic TypeScript 5.9+ style with ESM imports and naming conventions.
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Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: typescript-code-style Source: https://github.com/Jylhis/skills/tree/main/skills/typescript-code-style Command: npx skills add https://github.com/Jylhis/skills --skill typescript-code-style
TypeScript codebases often drift into inconsistent naming, layout, and import patterns, making maintenance harder. This Skill provides a clear, opinionated set of conventions for TypeScript 5.9+ on Node 22 LTS to keep code cohesive and readable across teams.
Apply these TypeScript style rules to your codebase to enforce consistent naming, file layout, and import order.
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Enforce idiomatic TypeScript style across projects by applying opinionated conventions for naming, layout, and imports. This standardizes code structure for TS 5.9+ codebases on Node 22 LTS to improve readability and maintainability across teams.
Explicit .js extensions in ES module imports prevent runtime resolution surprises. This style guide enforces an ESM-first layout with explicit extensions to ensure consistent module loading and navigation in TypeScript projects.
Organize TypeScript imports by enforcing consistent import order, explicit extensions, and minimized re-exports. The style guide favors single-responsibility files and avoids barrel files to improve tree-shaking and navigation.
Yes, this TypeScript style guide is designed for TS 5.9+ codebases running on Node 22 LTS. It imposes specific rules for ES module usage and strong typing conventions suited for this environment.
Avoid barrel files in TypeScript codebases to improve tree-shaking and module navigation. This style guide favors single-responsibility files with one concept per file and minimized re-exports over centralized barrel exports.
Apply PascalCase for types and classes, camelCase for values and functions, and UPPER_SNAKE for module constants. These naming conventions keep TypeScript code cohesive and readable across large projects.
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