typescript
TypeScript code style, type co-location, constant naming conventions, and arktype patterns. Use when writing TypeScript code, defining types, creating constants, or working with arktype schemas.
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About typescript
The TypeScript skill provides comprehensive guidelines and conventions for writing TypeScript code effectively. It focuses on improving code clarity, maintainability, and organization by establishing core rules and principles related to type definitions, co-location, and naming conventions. By adhering to these guidelines, developers can ensure that their TypeScript code is more understandable and easier to refactor, ultimately solving common issues associated with code complexity and unclear dependencies.
Among the main features of this skill are the emphasis on using `type` over `interface`, the recommendation for absolute imports, and the principles of type co-location that promote organizing types based on their usage context. The skill outlines specific naming conventions for constants and provides patterns for creating clear and meaningful identifiers. These practices not only enhance code quality but also streamline collaboration among developers by establishing a standardized approach to TypeScript development.
This skill is particularly useful for TypeScript developers looking to establish best practices in their projects. It targets a wide range of users, from individual developers to teams managing large codebases. Use cases include writing new TypeScript components, defining types for services, and establishing constant values that follow a systematic naming convention. By following these guidelines, users can improve the overall structure and effectiveness of their TypeScript code, making it easier to maintain and evolve over time.
FAQ
What is the main difference between using `type` and `interface`?
The guideline suggests always using `type` for type definitions, as it provides more flexibility and is the preferred choice in TypeScript.
Can I use generic type buckets for organizing my types?
No, the skill advises against using generic type buckets as they create unclear dependencies. Instead, types should be co-located with their respective services or components.
Are there specific naming conventions I should follow for constants?
Yes, the skill includes detailed naming conventions for constants, such as using plural nouns with suffixes to convey their purpose and content clearly.
Is this skill compatible with all versions of TypeScript?
The guidelines are based on TypeScript 5.5+, which includes specific features like automatic type predicate inference.
What are the benefits of following these TypeScript guidelines?
Following these guidelines leads to clearer ownership, easier refactoring, better code organization, and reduced coupling between unrelated features.
Install typescript
Quick Setup:
- Copy the skill folder to
.claude/skills/ - Claude will automatically detect and use the skill
Repository
EpicenterHQ/epicenter