fix-coding-structure

Django coding standards audits can automatically correct incorrect import order, improper Model.objects usage, raw status codes, incorrect logger formatting, wrong response shapes, and missing base class inheritance.

To fix Django import order and response format violations, run an automated auditing skill on the target file path, such as 'apps/users/views.py', to apply corrections directly with clear explanations for each structural change.

Yes, you can enforce Django project conventions after refactoring by running an audit on affected files to ensure imports are ordered, services use base classes, and views return standardized responses.

Yes, the Django code structure audit requires adherence to specific project rules for imports, model access, and response structuring to maintain architectural integrity and apply corrections accurately.

The best way to maintain Django architectural integrity is to run a comprehensive code audit that checks for missing base class inheritance and incorrect logger formatting, applying standard corrections automatically.

A Django code audit flags raw status codes and wrong response shapes because they violate coding standards, requiring standardized response structuring and proper status code usage to maintain project conventions.