howto-code-in-typescript

To enforce TypeScript naming conventions and immutability, apply consolidated house-style guidelines that promote type aliases, readonly patterns, and named exports to reduce structural drift across projects.

The best way to structure a TypeScript project for FCIS architecture is to enforce functional core integration with an imperative shell, which minimizes runtime exceptions and improves testability.

You should prefer type aliases over interfaces during TypeScript code reviews when appropriate, as part of enforcing typing discipline alongside clear module organization and function declarations.

You need named exports for top-level TypeScript functions because house-style guidelines prescribe function declarations for top-level functions and named exports to reduce drift and improve maintainability.

You can use these TypeScript code style guidelines for project onboarding, as they provide scope for consistent typing, immutable patterns, and clear naming across onboarding, code reviews, and maintenance.