kotlin-coding-standards

To enforce Kotlin coding conventions during code reviews, check source files against rules for naming, null-safety, data classes, and KDoc comments. Apply these guidelines to ensure consistent style and safety across the codebase.

Kotlin coding standards for null-safety and coroutines require checking source files to ensure proper Flow usage, safe null handling, and consistent error handling. Apply these guidelines to maintain consistent style and safety.

To format Kotlin sealed classes and data classes correctly, apply coding conventions that dictate appropriate use and structure. Check source files against defined rules to ensure these classes comply with formatting and safety standards.

Yes, you can use this to check KDoc comments and extension functions in your project. The guidelines support enforcing proper usage of extension functions and ensuring KDoc comments comply with defined Kotlin standards.

The best way to automate Kotlin coding standard checks for refactoring is to apply automated checks or lint rules where possible. Check Kotlin source files against defined rules to ensure consistency during feature development and refactoring.

Your Kotlin codebase has inconsistent naming and formatting because source files are not checked against defined rules. Enforce naming conventions and formatting styles according to Kotlin conventions to resolve inconsistencies.