rails-conventions

What problem does it solve?

Enforce Rails Doctrine and DHH-style conventions to identify anti-patterns, reduce accidental complexity, and make Rails codebases more idiomatic and maintainable.

Core Features & Use Cases

• Convention Enforcement: Evaluates controllers, models, routes, queries, views, and tests against Rails best practices.
• Actionable Reviews: Flags anti-patterns (fat controllers, anemic models, boolean soup, N+1 queries, banned gems) and suggests concrete refactors and design changes.
• Guided Refactors & Examples: Provides before/after recommendations, preferred AFAL replacements (e.g., Pundit, Propshaft), and references to patterns and anti-patterns for reviewer education.
• Use Case: Run when reviewing pull requests, auditing a legacy Rails app, or preparing a codebase for AFAL conventions adoption.

Quick Start

Review the provided controller and model files for Rails Doctrine adherence and return a DHH-style code review with prioritized issues and concrete refactor examples.