rust-style-conventions

Rust style conventions enforce consistent import organization, naming, and formatting across all code. Apply them by running cargo fmt, which automatically formats to rustfmt standards, and organize imports at the top of files in grouped sections following standard conventions.

Import organization requires all use statements at the top of files only—no inline imports. Group imports logically and follow standard naming conventions. This structure keeps dependencies visible and maintainable across your entire project.

Rustfmt handles automatic formatting, including line length and style rules. Run cargo fmt to apply conventions project-wide without manual intervention, ensuring consistent formatting across all Rust codebases.

Style conventions mandate documentation for public APIs and module-level docs. These requirements ensure your public interfaces are clear and discoverable, supporting maintainability and usability across projects.

Yes, conventions apply automatically to all Rust codebases. Adopt them in existing projects by running cargo fmt and reorganizing imports to top-of-file style, then enforce compliance going forward.