dotnet-code-quality

Enforce C# code quality after generation by applying structured rule sets and checklists covering naming conventions, method design, and dependency injection to audit and refine your .NET project.

Clean .NET project naming conventions require CamelCase for variables, PascalCase for types, and kebab-case for directories to ensure readability and structural consistency across the codebase.

Integrate clean code and dependency injection reviews into CI pipelines by applying the structured rule set to validate generated C# code automatically, enforcing standards and reducing rework.

Yes, this code quality approach supports async/await usage and exception handling guidelines as part of its structure and style rules to improve .NET project maintainability.

Yes, you can use these structured rules to audit existing C# code, although they are specifically designed for post-code-generation reviews to ensure consistent design patterns and quality.

Standardize design principles in a .NET codebase by codifying mandatory quality rules for class design, dependency injection, and clean code practices to ensure consistent structure and reliance on proper patterns.