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I ran Repowise on my inventory management application built with React and TypeScript.
The most surprising finding was that src/components/StockAdd.tsx had become the worst file in the project with a health score of 5.5/10. I had been continuously adding features to this component (stock addition, form state management, validations, and data operations) without realizing it had turned into a complexity hotspot.
Repowise also detected 11 dead exports and flagged the need for better separation of data logic from UI components. Although the project's overall health is good (9.0/10), these findings highlighted areas that could become maintenance problems as the application grows.
My next steps are:
Break StockAdd.tsx into smaller reusable components and hooks.
Move data-fetching and business logic outside UI components.
Remove unused exports and dead code.
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I ran Repowise on my inventory management application built with React and TypeScript.
The most surprising finding was that src/components/StockAdd.tsx had become the worst file in the project with a health score of 5.5/10. I had been continuously adding features to this component (stock addition, form state management, validations, and data operations) without realizing it had turned into a complexity hotspot.
Repowise also detected 11 dead exports and flagged the need for better separation of data logic from UI components. Although the project's overall health is good (9.0/10), these findings highlighted areas that could become maintenance problems as the application grows.
My next steps are:
Break StockAdd.tsx into smaller reusable components and hooks.
Move data-fetching and business logic outside UI components.
Remove unused exports and dead code.
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