dev-scaffolding

You can enforce a consistent project structure by applying the Lidge Standard principles of Screaming Architecture, Colocation, and Barrel Export, which automatically detects Node.js, Python, Go, or Rust and validates file suffixes and module splitting rules.

Screaming Architecture is a structural principle where the project's directory layout explicitly reflects its core business intent, applied during project scaffolding to ensure your backend service communicates its functional purpose through folder names and module boundaries.

You can audit an existing codebase by running the structural audit script against your current project directory, which verifies naming conventions, file suffixes, and module splitting rules based on the detected language.

Yes, the scaffolding framework supports Go and Rust project structures by detecting the project type and automatically applying the corresponding Lidge Standard rules for directory layout, naming conventions, and module organization.

The best way to set up a new Node.js backend service is using project scaffolding to generate the initial directory structure, essential config files, and devlog system, ensuring adherence to Colocation and Barrel Export standards immediately.

You can track development progress by utilizing the integrated devlog system, which is generated alongside the initial directory structure and essential config files during the project scaffolding process.