raywenderlich/swift-style-guide
Swift Style Guide
This project is a collection of Swift coding standards and static analysis rules designed to ensure consistency across Swift projects. It provides a defined set of naming conventions and structural guidelines to maintain a shared style for teams.
The repository centers on a SwiftLint configuration used to automate the detection and correction of style violations in source code. This configuration enables automated style enforcement, ensuring that code adheres to organizational standards without requiring manual review.
The guidelines cover the standardization of code formatting, naming, and syntax to improve readability and brevity. These rules also include the optimization of module imports, the removal of unused code, and the organization of functionality via extensions to assist with long-term project maintenance.
Features
- Linting Configurations - Supplies a comprehensive SwiftLint configuration file to automate the detection of coding style violations.
- Swift Linting Standards - Implements a comprehensive set of Swift-specific linting rules for automating the detection and correction of style violations.
- Linter Configurations - Using a predefined ruleset to automate the detection and correction of style violations in Swift source code.
- Code Formatting - Standardizes indentation, brace placement, and whitespace to ensure consistent visual structure.
- Code Formatting and Style - Defines rules for indentation, conditionals, and string literals to ensure consistent syntax.
- Code Formatting Utilities - Automates the standardization of indentation and syntax patterns across the project.
- Static Analysis Rules - Implements a set of static analysis rules to enforce architectural and naming standards.
- Code Style Guides - Establishes coding conventions focused on clarity and brevity for improved readability.
- Coding Standards Enforcement - Ensures continuous adherence to style guidelines across the codebase using automated linting.
- Naming Conventions - Enforces consistent naming patterns for types, protocols, and methods.
- Naming Conventions - Defines a fixed set of organizational naming conventions for types and method identifiers.
- Style Guide Enforcers - Automatically enforces a strict singular standard of code style using SwiftLint.
- Static Analysis - Analyzes source code without execution to detect deviations from formatting and naming standards.
- Code Organization - Encourages organizing functionality via extensions to separate protocol conformances and improve readability.
- Dead Code Elimination - Identifies and removes dead code, placeholder comments, and empty template methods.
- Import Optimizers - Optimizes module imports by restricting them to only those required by the code.
- Dependency Pruning - Includes rules to identify and remove unused module imports to reduce namespace pollution.
- Codebase Cleanup Standards - Includes specific rules for removing unused code and optimizing module imports to improve long-term maintainability.
- Syntax Validation Linters - Uses static analysis to verify consistent indentation and brace placement across the codebase.
- Automated Code Fixers - Provides automated correction of style violations through a pre-configured linting setup.
- Mobile Development Guides - Community-standard Swift style guide.
- Coding Standards - Official Swift coding style guide.
- Style Guides - Official Swift style guide.
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