typescript-development

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.