القائمة
Normalize TypeScript import style and type usage to repo conventions including type-only imports, import ordering, and Array generic preference.
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| name | import-and-type-style-normalizer |
| description | Normalize TypeScript import style and type usage to repo conventions including type-only imports, import ordering, and Array generic preference. |
| risk | safe |
| source | self |
| date_added | 2026-05-06 |
Use this skill to keep TypeScript style consistent and lint-friendly across the library.
Type[] and other style drift.Repo conventions require type-only imports where appropriate, ordered imports per ESLint, and Array<Type> preference.
import { type Foo } ...Type[] with Array<Type> where practical.npm run formatnpm run lint