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Refactor Function
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What it does
Refactor without changing behaviour a function — e.g. a 40-line `parseInvoice(buffer)` helper in TypeScript.
How to use
Share the current code and state any constraints like framework version or style guide. Bring a function — for example a 40-line `parseInvoice(buffer)` helper in TypeScript. You get back a rewritten version with a summary of what changed and why.
Example
/RefactorFunction Input: a 40-line `parseInvoice(buffer)` helper in TypeScript Ask: Share the current code and state any constraints like framework version or style guide. Return: a rewritten version with a summary of what changed and why
Run it in
Paste the command, then attach the file or text on the same message - it handles mixed input well.
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