Quality Run Linting Formatting

What it does

This skill automatically runs linting and formatting on code files. It ensures consistent style, identifies potential errors through static analysis, and applies automated fixes to improve code quality. The process helps maintain a clean codebase and reduces manual effort in code review.

When to use it

• Automated Code Review: Integrate into your workflow to automatically check for style violations and potential issues before merging changes.
• Consistent Formatting: Enforce a uniform coding style across a project or team, improving readability and collaboration.
• Quick Fixes: Automatically apply formatting and linting fixes to large codebases, saving time and effort.
• Pre-Commit Hooks: Run the skill as part of a pre-commit hook to prevent poorly formatted or flagged code from being committed.

Key capabilities

• Runs linters (e.g., ESLint, PyLint)
• Applies formatting rules (e.g., Prettier, Black)
• Automated fixes for linting errors and style violations
• Supports multiple programming languages

Example prompts

• "Run linting and formatting on this Python file: my_script.py."
• "Apply Prettier to all JavaScript files in the current directory."
• "Check this code for style violations and suggest fixes: [paste code here]"

Tips & gotchas

• The skill's effectiveness depends on having appropriate linting and formatting configurations set up for your project. Ensure you have configured linters and formatters (e.g., .eslintrc.js, pyproject.toml) beforehand.