Analyze React/JSX prop usage to find matches and missing props.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
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Analyze this React/JSX project and find all components that use the `disabled` prop. List the file paths and component names.
A list of components using the `disabled` prop, including file locations and component details.
Scan the codebase and find every usage of the `Button` component where the `variant` prop is missing. Group results by file.
Locations where `variant` is missing from component usage, organized for follow-up fixes.
Find all JSX component instances whose `className` or `data-testid` values contain `modal`.
Matching results where prop values contain the target substring, with code locations.
Frontend developers can use it during design system upgrades or component API refactors to locate old prop usage and find calls missing newly required props.
Teams can analyze prop usage across a codebase to identify JSX component calls that do not follow agreed conventions.
When looking for specific markers, styles, or test attributes, users can quickly locate relevant component instances through prop names and prop value substring matching.
It analyzes component prop usage in React/JSX codebases. Based on the description, it can detect specific props, identify missing props, and match prop values by substring.
It is intended for React/JSX codebases. More specific framework compatibility or limitations are not provided in the current materials; see the source repository.
No documentation is provided here, so the installation steps, runtime dependencies, and extra configuration requirements cannot be confirmed. See the source repository for details.
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