Scenario 1

Gracefully handle unknown expression node types by logging and returning null instead of throwing

Scenario 2

Extract JSX attribute names with namespace support

Scenario 3

Resolve JSX element type including members, namespaces, and fragments

Scenario 4

Evaluate prop values to JavaScript equivalents for common literals, JSX, and expressions

Scenario 5

Reconstruct arrays, objects, spreads, bind expressions, and new expressions into representative structures

Scenario 6

Literal-only prop value extraction that filters out non-primitive expressions

Scenario 7

Reference canonical JSX event handler prop lists (flat and grouped)

Scenario 8

Support optional chaining, optional calls, and TypeScript non-null assertions or casts in value extraction

Scenario 9

Check for required props (single/any/all) with case-insensitive and spread-aware options

Scenario 10

Retrieve JSX attributes directly or from object-literal spreads