typescript-development

Automate TypeScript/JavaScript linting, formatting, and type checks in apps/.

126|41|Updated Aug 4, 2018

Search Tags:#typescript #workflow #javascript #lint #code-review #git-workflow #type-check

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Skill: typescript-development
Source: https://github.com/hiromaily/go-crypto-wallet/tree/main/.claude/skills/typescript-development
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/hiromaily/go-crypto-wallet --skill typescript-development

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This Skill standardizes and accelerates TypeScript/JavaScript development across multiple apps by providing a centralized workflow, ensuring consistency in code changes, linting, formatting, and reviews.

Core Features & Use Cases

Unified workflow for TypeScript/JavaScript changes in apps/ directory, including xrpl-grpc-server and erc20-token projects.
Enforced quality gates with linting, type checking, and formatting checks integrated via the referenced ruleset.
Use Case: A developer modifies xrpl-grpc-server code and uses this workflow to ensure code quality and proper PR hygiene before merging.

Quick Start

Use this workflow whenever you start editing TypeScript or JavaScript code in apps/ (e.g., xrpl-grpc-server, erc20-token). Ensure prerequisites are met and refer to .claude/rules/typescript.md for verification guidelines.

Frequently Asked Questions about typescript-development

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I standardize TypeScript linting and type checking across multiple app projects?▼

Standardize TypeScript linting and type checking by applying a centralized workflow that enforces rules from .claude/rules/typescript.md across the apps/ directory. It automates formatting, linting, and type checks to ensure code consistency for projects like xrpl-grpc-server and erc20-token.

What's the best way to automate git workflow checks before merging JavaScript code changes?▼

Automate git workflow checks before merging JavaScript code by using a standardized workflow that integrates linting, type checks, and formatting verification. It enforces PR hygiene and applies project-specific rules from .claude/rules/typescript.md before code changes are merged.

Do I need Bun or npm installed to run local type checks for TypeScript development?▼

Yes, you need Bun or npm installed to run local type checks for TypeScript development. The workflow requires standard tooling such as Bun or npm to execute local setup and verification commands defined in the .claude/rules/typescript.md guidelines.

Can I apply a unified TypeScript formatting workflow to both xrpl-grpc-server and erc20-token projects?▼

Yes, you can apply a unified TypeScript formatting workflow to both xrpl-grpc-server and erc20-token projects. The workflow operates across the apps/ directory, covering code modifications, linting, formatting, and type checks for these specific projects.

Why does my TypeScript code fail verification checks after modifying files in the apps directory?▼

TypeScript code fails verification checks after modifying files in the apps directory if it does not adhere to the enforced quality gates. The workflow applies linting, type checking, and formatting rules from .claude/rules/typescript.md, requiring all checks to pass before proceeding.

When should I not use an automated workflow for JavaScript code review?▼

You should not use an automated workflow for JavaScript code review if your project falls outside the apps/ directory or lacks the .claude/rules/typescript.md ruleset. The workflow is specifically tailored for xrpl-grpc-server and erc20-token projects with Bun or npm setup.