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react-traits

v0.6.0

Published

Scan React components and report their traits

Readme

react-traits

Statically scan React/Next.js component files and report each component's traits (state, props, memoization, fetch, environment, etc.) plus the components it renders.

Installation

npm install react-traits

Usage

# List components and their traits
react-traits analyze 'app/components/**/*.tsx'

# Assert no component (or any component in its rendered subtree) calls fetch
react-traits check 'app/components/**/*.tsx' --assert-no-fetch

# JSON output
react-traits analyze 'app/components/**/*.tsx' --json

Options

Global options (available on all subcommands):

  • --root <path> — repo root (default: .)
  • --config <path> — config file path
  • --json — emit JSON instead of text

check subcommand options

  • --assert-no-fetch — exit non-zero if any component or its rendered subtree calls fetch

Configuration

Place a .no-mistakes.yaml or .react-traits.yaml at your repo root:

frontendRoot: app
reactTraits:
  assertNoFetch: true

License

MIT

See the documentation index, CLI reference, and AST analysis behavior for full behavior notes.