coding-standards
Universal coding standards, best practices, and patterns for TypeScript, JavaScript, React, and Node.js development.
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28%
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92%
23%Product Inventory Aggregator
TypeScript code quality patterns
Immutable updates
100%
100%
No array mutation
0%
100%
Parallel fetching
100%
100%
No any types
100%
100%
Typed interfaces
100%
100%
Verb-noun function names
100%
100%
Descriptive variable names
75%
100%
Named constants
40%
50%
Error handling
41%
100%
Early returns
25%
62%
90%
16%Filterable Employee Directory Component
React component patterns
Typed props interfaces
100%
100%
Custom hook extraction
100%
100%
Functional state update
0%
0%
Conditional rendering with &&
80%
100%
useMemo for filtering
100%
100%
useCallback for handlers
0%
100%
Lazy loading EmployeeProfile
100%
100%
Suspense with fallback
100%
100%
No any types
100%
100%
Named functional exports
50%
100%
98%
32%Team Task Tracker API
API design, validation, and testing standards
ApiResponse envelope
100%
100%
Meta pagination field
50%
100%
Zod schema validation
0%
100%
REST method conventions
100%
100%
Query param filtering
100%
100%
JSDoc on service functions
30%
100%
AAA test structure
70%
80%
Descriptive test names
100%
100%
Types file naming
0%
100%
No any types
100%
100%
Verb-noun service names
100%
100%
- Repository
- devrev/meerkat
- Commit
b09913f
- Evaluated
- Agent
- Claude Code
- Model
- Claude Sonnet 4.6
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