Does it organize imports automatically?

Yes, it follows a standard module organization pattern where external packages are grouped first, followed by internal modules.

What file naming convention does this skill enforce?

It enforces kebab-case (e.g., user-service.js) for all source and component files to maintain filesystem consistency.

How does it handle private class members?

The skill applies an underscore prefix to private fields and methods, helping developers visually distinguish internal state from public APIs.

Does this skill support TypeScript specifically?

Yes, it includes specific standards for TypeScript interfaces, type aliases, and enums, ensuring full compatibility with modern TS projects.

What is the recommended naming for boolean variables?

The skill recommends prefixing boolean variables with semantic verbs like 'is', 'has', 'can', or 'should' for improved readability.

JavaScript & TypeScript Coding Standards

Name: JavaScript & TypeScript Coding Standards
Author: jdubray

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Enforces consistent naming conventions and file structures for JavaScript and TypeScript projects to ensure high-quality, readable code.

About

This Claude Code Skill provides a comprehensive set of rules for JavaScript (ES6+) and TypeScript development, focusing on naming conventions for variables, functions, classes, and files. It ensures that your codebase adheres to industry best practices like kebab-case for filenames, PascalCase for classes, and camelCase for functions. By automating the application of these standards, the skill helps maintain a consistent style across large teams, simplifies code reviews, and reduces technical debt associated with poor naming and disorganized module structures.

Key Features

14 GitHub stars
Enforces kebab-case for source, component, and test files
Applies PascalCase to classes, interfaces, and type aliases
Standardizes variable naming with camelCase and semantic boolean prefixes
Optimizes module organization with grouped imports and public API exports
Identifies and implements private member prefixes for better encapsulation

Use Cases

Onboarding new developers to a project with specific naming requirements
Automating style consistency during a large-scale TypeScript migration
Refactoring legacy JavaScript codebases to follow modern ES6+ standards

About

Key Features

14 GitHub stars
Enforces kebab-case for source, component, and test files
Applies PascalCase to classes, interfaces, and type aliases
Standardizes variable naming with camelCase and semantic boolean prefixes
Optimizes module organization with grouped imports and public API exports
Identifies and implements private member prefixes for better encapsulation

Use Cases

Onboarding new developers to a project with specific naming requirements
Automating style consistency during a large-scale TypeScript migration
Refactoring legacy JavaScript codebases to follow modern ES6+ standards