code-conventions

You can enforce code conventions by applying standardized rules for kebab-case file naming, import and export patterns, and error handling when creating or refactoring modules to reduce cognitive load and speed up onboarding.

Best practices for structuring imports and exports involve standardizing naming conventions and module patterns to improve readability, ensuring consistent code conventions are applied during code reviews and when creating new files.

To standardize error handling and validation helpers, define specific code conventions that dictate how errors are caught and processed, applying these rules consistently across the project during code creation and refactoring.

Yes, this code style guide explicitly covers file and directory naming rules by enforcing kebab-case formatting across the entire project, ensuring consistent structure when creating or renaming files.

You need to apply code conventions when creating new code, renaming files, structuring imports, exporting modules, and reviewing code style across the project to maintain a clean and consistent codebase.