TypeScript formatting makes the code structure clearer, improving readability and maintainability. A consistent code style facilitates team collaboration, reduces code review time, and makes complex type definitions more readable.
This tool automatically adjusts indentation, spaces, line breaks, and bracket positions, especially for complex type definitions and generic structures, making the code more consistent and easier to understand.
No. Formatting only changes the appearance of the code, not the functionality of type definitions. It does not alter variable names, type names, or the logic of the code.
This formatter supports the latest TypeScript syntax, including interfaces, type aliases, enums, generics, type assertions, and advanced features like conditional types.