scala-conventions-enforcer

You can enforce Scala 3 coding standards by loading this skill before writing or reviewing code to guarantee compliance with established project formatting, naming conventions, and architectural patterns. It proactively checks code quality and highlights violations related to visibility and structure.

Best practices for Apache Pekko Typed Actors in Scala 3.3.6 involve adhering to specific architectural patterns and style guides. This skill enforces those structural rules to ensure proper actor design, improve code testability, and maintain consistent project architecture.

Improving Scala code testability involves implementing specific visibility patterns like `private[module]` to maximize unit test coverage. This skill enforces these visibility rules during development to ensure internal components remain accessible for testing while maintaining strict encapsulation boundaries.

Yes, this Scala conventions enforcer is specifically designed for Scala 3.3.6 LTS projects. It ensures adherence to a comprehensive style guide tailored for this version, addressing common violations related to typing, structure, and project-specific formatting rules.

Enforcing coding standards before writing new Scala code prevents common violations proactively, rather than fixing them during later review stages. This approach ensures immediate adherence to formatting rules and architectural patterns, directly improving overall code quality and testability.