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Informations about the package cursor-rules

Cursor Rules

Code Quality Check Tests

This repository contains custom rules for the Cursor editor.
The goal is to provide consistent, automated, and high-quality coding standards across PHP, Laravel, and testing workflows.

🚀 Installation

Quick Install

Install cursor rules using the provided binary script:

Installation Options

The installer will automatically:

📂 Repository Structure

Each rule file (.mdc) includes instructions that Cursor automatically attaches when writing, editing, or generating code.

📖 Rules Overview

Rule File Description Scope / Type
testing.mdc Guidelines for writing and maintaining Pest tests. Analyze classes before writing tests, keep tests simple and readable, and follow existing patterns. Always Apply
spatie.mdc Laravel & PHP coding standards derived from Spatie's guidelines. Follow Laravel conventions first, then PSR standards. Always apply
git.mdc Enforce Conventional Commits. All commit messages must follow the specification with short, consistent messages. Always Apply
code-aquality.mdc Code Quality guidelines: target the actual PHP version, verify information, avoid assumptions, no apologies, avoid commented-out code, and prefer file-by-file changes. Always Apply
clean-code.mdc Clean Code rules: typed properties, constructor promotion, short nullable notation, explicit void return types, and consistent class structure. Always Apply

🎯 How to Use

  1. Install rules using vendor/bin/cursor-rules install
  2. Cursor automatically applies rules marked with alwaysApply: true.
  3. To invoke manual rules, call them in the Cursor chat using @rule-name.
  4. When editing code, these rules act as guardrails to enforce standards, improve readability, and ensure test coverage.

✨ Benefits

📝 License

MIT – free to use, modify, and distribute.

📌 This setup ensures that every piece of generated code, commit, and test in Cursor follows best practices while remaining clean, maintainable, and production-ready.

See .github/README.md for detailed workflow documentation.

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