typescript-simplifier

To reduce code duplication in TypeScript, identify repeated patterns across modules and extract them into shared utilities, hooks, or components. This enforces DRY principles and creates a single source of truth while preserving existing behavior.

The best way to refactor shared data fetch logic is to consolidate the repeated implementations into reusable utilities within a shared module like src/utils. You then replace all existing references with this extracted shared implementation to simplify maintenance.

Yes, you can apply this refactoring approach to medium-to-large JavaScript codebases. It is designed for projects with multiple modules, utilities, hooks, or components that share logic, helping improve maintainability and readability without altering functionality.

To extract a duplicated function into a shared module, identify the repeated logic, move it into a centralized file such as src/utils/, and replace all original references with imports from that new shared implementation to establish a single source of truth.

Yes, this DRY refactoring approach preserves existing application behavior. It focuses on improving maintainability and enforcing modern TS/JS practices while ensuring the functional output of the consolidated utilities, hooks, or components remains identical.