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Check changed code against MMPS project conventions and report violations with fix suggestions
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| description | Check changed code against MMPS project conventions and report violations with fix suggestions |
Scan changed or specified files for MMPS code convention violations and report them with fix suggestions.
Determine scope: If the user specified files or directories, use those. Otherwise, find changed files via git diff --name-only HEAD and git diff --cached --name-only. Only check .ts files.
Check for these violations by grepping the target files:
| # | Violation | Pattern to find | Fix |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | interface usage | ^export interface or ^interface | Change to type X = { |
| 2 | Default exports | export default | Use named exports only |
| 3 | .then() chains | .then( | Refactor to async/await |
| 4 | JSDoc comments | /** ... */ multi-line doc blocks (not single-line // comments) | Remove JSDoc, use inline // comments only if needed |
| 5 | Missing readonly on type properties | Type alias properties without readonly modifier | Add readonly to type properties |
| 6 | Stale import: @services/telegram-grammy | from '@services/telegram-grammy' | Change to from '@services/telegram' (the path was consolidated; telegram-grammy no longer exists) |
| 7 | Wrong import: node-telegram-bot-api | from 'node-telegram-bot-api' | Use grammY via @services/telegram |
| 8 | Wrong keyboard util | getInlineKeyboardMarkup | Use buildInlineKeyboard from @services/telegram |
| 9 | Missing barrel exports | New .ts files in a directory that has an index.ts but doesn't re-export the new file | Add export to index.ts |
| 10 | this.bot.api.* in controllers | this.bot.api. in *.controller.ts files inside handler methods that receive ctx | Use ctx.reply(), ctx.deleteMessage(), etc. instead |
Report format: For each violation found, output:
file_path:line_number — violation descriptionSummary: End with a count — e.g., "Found 3 violations in 2 files" or "No violations found."
Do NOT auto-fix unless the user explicitly asks to fix them. Only report.