Auto fix TSLint Warnings

You can use the --fix option of TSLint to automatically fix most warnings. This might look something like this in a common use case:

tslint --fix -c ./config/tslint.json 'src/**/*{.ts,.tsx}'

Keep in mind that this will overwrite your source code. While this is safe 99.9% of the time, I recommend the following workflow:

1. Commit the changes you have made to your code
2. Run TSLint with the --fix flag like above
3. Quickly review the changes TSLint has made
4. Make a new commit with these changes, or simply amend them to your previous commit

This way, you’ll never be taken surprise by a rogue autocorrection gone wrong.