coding-standards

Audit React Native code by scanning components, styling, state management, and navigation against configured rules. The tool reads project rules from .claude/rules, identifies violations, and generates a prioritized list of issues with actionable fix recommendations.

Yes, the coding standards audit supports both Expo-managed and bare React Native projects. It detects your project configuration by reading .claude/rules to determine applicable standards across common, expo, bare-rn, native-ios, and native-android environments.

Yes, you can automatically fix React Native lint violations after an audit. The audit-to-fix workflow generates a remediation report and optionally applies safe auto-fixes to align your components and styling with the configured coding standards.

The static analysis audit checks React Native coding standards across component structure, styling, state management, and navigation. It validates your code against rules defined in your .claude/rules configuration file to ensure structural and architectural consistency.

Configure custom coding rules for a React Native project audit by defining them in the .claude/rules directory. The audit tool reads this configuration to determine applicable standards for common, expo, bare-rn, native-ios, and native-android project types.

The best way to enforce coding standards in a React Native codebase is using an automated audit-to-fix workflow. This approach scans for violations across components and state management, then generates a report with actionable recommendations and applies safe auto-fixes.