vendure-plugin-reviewing

To audit a Vendure plugin for best practices and security vulnerabilities, you can use an automated reviewing tool that detects missing decorators, improper dependency injection, and lifecycle hook issues.

Common anti-patterns in Vendure plugins include hardcoded configurations, missing decorators, improper dependency injection, and lifecycle hook issues, which can be identified through an automated code review audit.

Yes, automated code review works for checking Vendure dependency injection by scanning the plugin to identify improper injection patterns and missing decorators before a pull request is merged.

To check for missing decorators in a Vendure plugin during a pull request, run an automated audit that identifies structural violations and generates a manual checklist for quality assurance.

The best way to ensure code quality when developing Vendure plugins is to run an automated audit that identifies security vulnerabilities, anti-patterns, and hardcoded configurations alongside a manual structural review.

Yes, you can detect hardcoded configurations in Vendure services before merging by applying an automated auditing process that flags configuration issues and service anti-patterns.