ruby-style

To enforce consistent Ruby coding standards during reviews, apply community RuboCop-based rules for naming, indentation, line length, and class structure to identify style violations and improve readability before merging PRs.

Standard Ruby style guide conventions require snake_case for identifiers and two-space indentation. Additional rules cover 80-character line lengths, no trailing whitespace, and consistent class and module layout.

Yes, you can use this Ruby style checker to audit your files before merging pull requests. It serves as a code review aid to help development teams enforce coding standards and align with the Ruby Style Guide.

The best way to check Ruby code quality is to audit files against RuboCop-inspired conventions. This ensures naming, indentation, line length, and method layout align with community standards for readable code.

The metadata does not specify RuboCop as a required dependency. The skill applies RuboCop-inspired conventions directly during development and code reviews to enforce style without listing external dependencies.