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Law Of Demeter Swift

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antgly·vlatest·frontend·MIT

Enforces Law of Demeter principles in Swift frontend code, reducing dependencies & improving modularity for cleaner architecture.

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    $ npx skills add antgly/law-of-demeter-swift-skill --skill law-of-demeter-swift -a claude-code

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antgly

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About this skill

What it does

This skill, law-of-demeter-swift, helps developers adhere to the Law of Demeter when writing Swift code. It provides guidance on reducing direct dependencies between objects and promoting looser coupling through method calls. The skill encourages using only methods of an object or its parameters/arguments, preventing unnecessary access to internal data structures. This leads to more maintainable and testable codebases.

When to use it

  • Refactoring existing Swift code to improve modularity and reduce dependencies.
  • Designing new Swift classes and objects with a focus on adhering to the Law of Demeter principles.
  • Reviewing Swift code for potential violations of the Law of Demeter, identifying areas for improvement.
  • When needing to simplify complex object interactions and minimize side effects.

Key capabilities

  • Provides guidance on applying the Law of Demeter in Swift.
  • Identifies potential violations of the principle within existing code.
  • Suggests refactoring strategies to improve code structure.
  • Promotes looser coupling between objects.

Example prompts

  • "Analyze this Swift code snippet and identify any violations of the Law of Demeter."
  • "How can I refactor this class to better adhere to the Law of Demeter?"
  • "Explain the benefits of applying the Law of Demeter in a Swift project."

Tips & gotchas

The skill assumes basic familiarity with object-oriented programming concepts and the principles of software design. It's most effective when used proactively during development rather than as a reactive debugging tool.