ln-646-project-structure-auditor

To audit project structure, you can automatically detect the tech stack and check the physical directory layout against framework-specific conventions, file hygiene, and naming standards to output a detailed compliance report.

Directory organization auditing evaluates your project's physical folder structure against best practices and framework conventions. You need it to catch misplaced files or missing configurations before they cause structural issues in a new or existing codebase.

Yes, you can audit naming conventions and file hygiene for a React or .NET project. The auditing process auto-detects the tech stack and applies relevant rules for domain organization and framework compliance automatically.

You can check domain and layer organization by auditing the project's physical directory structure. This process evaluates folder layouts against established standards to identify structural issues and output a detailed compliance report.

The best way to enforce code hygiene and ignore file quality is to run an automated structural audit that checks the directory organization against framework conventions, flagging missing configurations and hygiene issues in a detailed report.

Yes, the project structure audit works without manual configuration because it auto-detects the tech stack to apply relevant rules for file hygiene, framework conventions, and naming standards automatically.