Rules

Each rule has a page explaining what it looks for, what it leaves alone and why it exists. The examples show the code after rafiki lint --fix followed by rafiki fmt.

Rule	Flags	Fix
`bool-comparison`	Comparing with `true` or `false`	Yes
`collapsible-else-if`	An `else` block that only contains an `if`	Yes
`collapsible-if`	An `if` that only contains another `if`	Yes
`compound-assignment`	`x = x + n` instead of `x += n`	Yes
`ifs-same-cond`	Two branches of an `if` chain with the same condition	No
`import-order`	Imports that aren’t sorted and grouped	Mostly
`naming-convention`	Names that don’t follow Garmin’s coding conventions	No
`null-union`	`T or Null` instead of `T?`	Yes
`one-class-per-file`	More than one class in a file	No
`redundant-resource-ref`	The legacy `@` before a resource reference	Yes
`super-initializer-call`	An `initialize` that doesn’t call the parent’s	No
`unneeded-parens`	Parentheses that can’t change how the code is read	Yes