warden-architecture

You can enforce directory structure using predefined rules and templates that manage directory nesting limits, forbidden patterns, and test file placement. This prevents sprawl by ensuring all new files adhere to established naming conventions.

Use directory templating to automatically generate a standard structure like `backend/`, `frontend/`, `scripts/`, and `docs/`. This ensures future files adhere to strict guidelines and maintains project organization from the start.

Yes, automated linting is supported through a `.folderslintrc` configuration. This allows you to continuously validate directory nesting limits and prevent forbidden file patterns across your project.

Predefined templates enforce strict rules for file creation and directory nesting, which may limit flexibility. If your project requires unconventional directory structures or naming conventions, these strict enforcement rules might create conflicts.

You can manage test file placement by defining strict enforcement rules within your project templates. These rules automatically validate that test files and other directories follow your specified naming conventions.

Directory structure enforcement prevents sprawl and ensures maintainability as your project grows. It establishes clear rules for file creation and naming conventions, keeping your codebase organized and consistent.