Feature: js object shorthand #194
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| title: Disallow shorthand type conversions | ||
| tags: [good-practice] | ||
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| This matches the [eslint rule](https://eslint.org/docs/latest/rules/no-implicit-coercion). |
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There's a lot more logic from the eslint rule that would be needed to make this correct. It's probably not useful tbh.
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@morgante I found it very useful for readability. I ran it on an internal project +200 matches, it went smoothly. can you give an example ?
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If you look in the eslint source it does more checks to ensure things like booleans aren't doubly cast. If you want to take the time to mirror that logic, I don't object - but most people will probably still just use eslint or biome.
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@morgante I actually just noticed I took the branch from the other feature (no implicit coercion). I'll split the PR. I'll also check the ESlint source, but probably gonna look for another rule
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