Coding Conventions

To enforce coding conventions across multiple programming languages, you can apply standardized rules for naming, formatting, and documentation to your target files. This ensures consistency and reduces style drift across Python, TypeScript, JavaScript, Go, and PHP.

Supported coding style guides include PEP 8 for Python, Airbnb for JavaScript, Google and Microsoft guidelines for TypeScript, Effective Go for Go, and PSR standards for PHP. These guides provide quick-reference convention files to direct formatting and structure.

To apply PEP 8 or Airbnb style guides to an existing codebase, identify the target language and read the corresponding convention file. The workflow then applies these specific rules to standardize naming, formatting, and organization across your files.

Yes, you can standardize Git commit messages along with your code formatting rules. The standardization workflow applies deterministic rules to both language-specific code files and Git commits to maintain overall project consistency.

You do not need to manually configure lint rules for each programming language. The system uses pre-existing reference files for each language to apply a deterministic workflow that automatically guides formatting, naming, and documentation standards.