event-delegation
Guidelines for implementing the Event Delegation pattern in React to reduce prop drilling, improve performance, and handle dynamic or frequently changing content. Includes examples, best practices, common pitfa...
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Guidelines for implementing the Event Delegation pattern in React to reduce prop drilling, improve performance, and handle dynamic or frequently changing content. Includes examples, best practices, common pitfa...
Provides a React Context implementation pattern using useSyncExternalStore, with types, hooks, and examples. Be specific about capabilities and when to use the skill.
Guidelines for implementing performant, accessible React forms using isolated field components, custom hooks, and server actions (`useActionState`/`useFormStatus`). Use for building FormData-friendly forms and...
Unit testing skill for Electron main process. guidelines, examples, and Vitest patterns to create and fix unit tests for services, IPC handlers, and DI-based code.
Main Process Architecture Guide. Dependency Injection Pattern (DIP). Provides decorators, module patterns, and examples for building modular, testable Electron main process code using dependency injection
This document describes how to write unit tests for the React renderer process (src/renderer). Use this when asked to create or update and fix unit tests.
This guide describes the best practices for creating forms in React using modern hooks (useActionState, useFormStatus) with a component-based architecture that optimizes re-rendering and maintains clean separat...
This document describes how to write unit tests for the Electron main process (`src/main`). Use this when asked to create or update and fix unit tests.
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