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TypeHealth

AndreLuizJPoles

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Visual TypeScript workspace diagnostics: error patterns, hot files, import cycles, and local history.
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TypeHealth

When tsc explodes, show the pattern, not just the list.

TypeHealth is a visual TypeScript health radar for VS Code and Cursor. It aggregates project-wide type errors, ranks hot files and folders, detects import cycles, and helps you decide what to fix first.

It does not replace the Problems panel or the TypeScript language service. It complements them when you have dozens or hundreds of tsc errors and need prioritization.

TypeHealth demo

Highlights

  • Error patterns grouped by TypeScript code (TS2322, TS2345, …) with counts and examples
  • Hot files and folder ranking so you see where the debt concentrates
  • Circular dependencies between modules, listed and clickable
  • Dashboard with summary metrics, SVG charts, and navigable tables
  • Status bar (tsc ✗ N / tsc ✓) for a glanceable health signal
  • Local history of recent runs (improved / worsened at a glance)
  • Markdown report you can paste into a PR or issue
  • English UI by default, optional Portuguese (pt-BR) via settings
  • No telemetry. Analysis stays on your machine.

Requirements

  • VS Code 1.85+ or Cursor
  • A workspace with a tsconfig.json (Node.js / TypeScript projects)

Install

VS Code

  1. Open the Extensions view (Ctrl+Shift+X / Cmd+Shift+X)
  2. Search for TypeHealth
  3. Click Install

You can also install from the Visual Studio Marketplace.

Cursor

  1. Open the Extensions view
  2. Search for TypeHealth
  3. Click Install

Cursor uses Open VSX–compatible extensions, so the same listing works there.

Quick start

  1. Open a TypeScript workspace that contains tsconfig.json
  2. Command Palette → TypeHealth: Analyze Workspace
  3. Open the TypeHealth activity bar view, or run TypeHealth: Open Dashboard
  4. Click a pattern, file, or cycle to jump to the source

Tip: click the status bar tsc item to open the dashboard.

Commands

Command Description
TypeHealth: Analyze Workspace Run a full project typecheck and aggregate results
TypeHealth: Open Dashboard Open the webview dashboard
TypeHealth: Show Top Error Patterns Quick pick of dominant TS#### codes
TypeHealth: Show Circular Dependencies Quick pick of import cycles
TypeHealth: Copy Report (Markdown) Copy a shareable Markdown summary
TypeHealth: Clear History Clear local run history for this workspace

Settings

Open Settings and search for typehealth, or edit settings.json:

Setting Default Description
typehealth.locale "en" UI language: en, pt-BR, or auto
typehealth.tsconfigPath "" Custom tsconfig path (empty = auto-detect)
typehealth.includeWarnings false Include TypeScript warnings
typehealth.maxExamplesPerPattern 5 Examples kept per error code
typehealth.historySize 10 Max runs stored locally
typehealth.enableWatch false Re-analyze when TS files change
typehealth.watchDebounceMs 1500 Debounce for watch mode
typehealth.analyzeOnStartup false Analyze when the extension activates
typehealth.excludeGlobs node_modules, dist, … Extra ignores for the import graph
typehealth.showStatusBar true Show the status bar item
typehealth.useCliFallback false Experimental tsc CLI fallback if the API fails

Language

Runtime UI (messages, status bar, tree, dashboard, Markdown report) defaults to English. Set "typehealth.locale": "pt-BR" for Portuguese (Brazil), or "auto" to follow the editor language when it starts with pt.

How it works

  1. Resolves your tsconfig.json
  2. Runs a project check with the TypeScript Compiler API
  3. Aggregates diagnostics by code, file, and top-level folder
  4. Builds an import graph and detects cycles
  5. Updates the status bar, sidebar tree, dashboard, and local history

Analysis is on demand by default. Watch mode stays off unless you enable it.

Privacy

TypeHealth does not send your code or diagnostics to any server. History is stored only in the editor’s local workspace state.

Limitations

  • Full-program checks can use significant memory on very large monorepos
  • Multi-root workspaces: analyzes the first folder
  • Path alias support covers basic compilerOptions.paths
  • CLI fallback (typehealth.useCliFallback) is experimental
  • Focused on TypeScript / Node projects (not a React/DOM-first tool)

License

MIT. See LICENSE.

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