ocaml-code-style
CommunityShape OCaml projects with clean interfaces.
Software Engineering#refactoring#type-safety#functional-programming#naming-conventions#coding-style#ocaml#module-design
Authoraresbit
Version1.0.0
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What problem does it solve?
This Skill provides a practical framework for OCaml developers to standardize coding style and refactoring practices, reducing cognitive load and code churn by promoting consistency.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Interface-First Design: Encourage writing .mli interfaces before implementations to ensure clean boundaries.
- Modularity and Naming Standards: Promote small, focused modules and the prescribed naming conventions for files, modules, types, and values.
- Refactoring Patterns: Apply common OCaml refactorings (e.g., using Result and Option combinators, let* syntax with monadic style for readability, and pattern matching over conditionals) to simplify logic.
- Error Handling and Type Safety: Emphasize explicit error handling with Result and Option types to avoid exceptions for recoverable errors.
Quick Start
Provide an OCaml module that needs cleanup and ask the AI to rewrite it following the interface-first design, modularity, and naming guidelines. For example: Refactor module authentication.ml to follow the OCaml code style rules in this skill.
Dependency Matrix
Required Modules
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