Coding Guidelines
ListedEnforces rustfs coding standards, ensuring consistent style, safety, and performance across backend codebases.
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About this skill
What it does
This skill provides access to RustFS's coding guidelines. It ensures code adheres to specific stylistic and structural conventions, promoting consistency and readability within a Rust project. The skill can be used to review existing code or generate new code that conforms to these guidelines.
When to use it
- Code Review: Assess the adherence of a codebase to established RustFS coding standards.
- New Code Generation: Generate new Rust code snippets that automatically follow the specified guidelines.
- Refactoring Assistance: Identify areas in existing code that deviate from the guidelines and suggest improvements.
- Team Onboarding: Help new developers quickly understand and adopt the project's coding style.
Key capabilities
- Provides RustFS coding standards documentation.
- Code review functionality against established guidelines.
- Automated code generation adhering to the guidelines.
- Refactoring suggestions for non-compliant code.
Example prompts
- "Review this Rust code snippet and identify any deviations from the RustFS coding guidelines."
- "Generate a function that calculates the factorial of a number, following RustFS coding style."
- "Suggest improvements to this
main.rsfile to align with RustFS's conventions."
Tips & gotchas
The skill is most effective when used within a project already employing Rust and familiar with basic Rust concepts. While it can identify deviations, understanding the why behind the guidelines requires familiarity with Rust programming principles.