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go-revjs
go-revjs contains 12 collected skills from Xwudao, with repository-level occupation coverage and site-owned skill detail pages.
Skills in this repository
Guide for adding HTTP API routes in go-revjs. Use when creating new route modules or REST-style endpoints.
Guide for creating new biz modules in go-revjs. Use when adding business logic modules or generated biz/repo scaffolding.
Apply Go best practices, idioms, and conventions when writing, reviewing, or refactoring go-revjs backend code.
Use when designing or refactoring react-revjs frontend pages that should feel compact, refined, content-dense, tool-like, doc-like, or suitable for search/detail/BBS style content pages instead of marketing landing pages.
Use when adding or changing js-deob cases, transforms, decoder handling, switch-flattening rules, or deobfuscation pattern support. Requires adding or updating focused tests for the new case and running the full js-deob test suite to confirm existing behavior is not broken.
Use when a react-revjs page component has substantial logic (state, derived values, handlers, side effects) that should be extracted into a dedicated hook file so the TSX file is reduced to pure rendering.
Automate browser interactions, test web pages and work with Playwright tests.
Use when a react-revjs page repeats the same small UI pattern such as tip, note, helper banner, status hint, or other reusable JSX + SCSS blocks across multiple pages and should be extracted into a shared component.
Use when creating or refactoring React component styles in react-revjs with CSS Modules, especially when converting local .scss files to .module.scss with classes imports and clsx class composition.
Use when adding SCSS styles, design tokens, dark mode, CSS variables, spacing, typography, radius, hover states, or ConfigProvider/Zustand-linked theme changes in react-revjs.
Use when polishing react-revjs frontend UI or UX and deciding where UnoCSS icons should be added or refined, especially for buttons, status labels, section headers, helper text, empty states, and compact tool surfaces.
Apply modern Go guidelines for go-revjs, targeting Go 1.23 features that are valid for this repository.