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Fastify code health score

The score is the average RepoLens code-health number for the files in this gallery scan. Higher is healthier. The badge below links back to this page.

75/100

32 files analyzed · Average health: 75/100 · 15 A, 7 B, 10 C, 0 D, 0 F

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Grade distribution
Grade	Files
A	15
B	7
C	10
D	0
F	0

Hotspots

Hotspots (score under 60)
File	Score	Grade
`lib/reply.js`	44	C
`fastify.js`	45	C
`lib/config-validator.js`	45	C
`lib/content-type-parser.js`	45	C
`lib/request.js`	45	C
`lib/route.js`	45	C
`lib/schemas.js`	45	C
`lib/server.js`	45	C
`lib/validation.js`	45	C
`lib/handle-request.js`	55	C

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