
Arvind Kumar developed a new ESLint plugin package within the ClipboardHealth/core-utils repository to enforce consistent ts-rest usage in NestJS controllers. He implemented rules requiring controllers to be decorated with TsRestHandler and to return the appropriate handler result from @ts-rest/nest, integrating these standards directly into the main ESLint configuration for seamless adoption across projects. Using TypeScript and JavaScript, Arvind also addressed monorepo linting challenges by introducing a workaround that prevents cross-package linting issues in both CI and local environments. This work improved API contract correctness, reduced runtime errors, and streamlined onboarding and productivity for backend developers at ClipboardHealth.

Delivered a new ESLint plugin package to enforce ts-rest usage in NestJS controllers, including decoration with TsRestHandler and returning the tsRestHandler result from @ts-rest/nest. Integrated these rules into the main ESLint config so consuming projects automatically adopt the standard patterns. Implemented a monorepo linting workaround to prevent cross-package linting issues. This work improves API contract correctness, reduces runtime errors due to incorrect ts-rest usage, and enhances developer productivity and onboarding across the ClipboardHealth codebase.
Delivered a new ESLint plugin package to enforce ts-rest usage in NestJS controllers, including decoration with TsRestHandler and returning the tsRestHandler result from @ts-rest/nest. Integrated these rules into the main ESLint config so consuming projects automatically adopt the standard patterns. Implemented a monorepo linting workaround to prevent cross-package linting issues. This work improves API contract correctness, reduces runtime errors due to incorrect ts-rest usage, and enhances developer productivity and onboarding across the ClipboardHealth codebase.
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