muraaano/cursor-project-rules-on-rails

muraaano/cursor-project-rules-on-rails

Cursor rule Cursor

A set of Rails rules for controller actions. Controllers receive web requests, and the rules limit them to the standard actions used by Rails resource routes, such as listing, viewing, creating, updating, and deleting records.

muraaano/cursor-project-rules-on-rails

Cursor rule Cursor

Ruby on Rails coding rules for organising application code, naming things, designing APIs, documenting methods, and monitoring errors and performance.

muraaano/cursor-project-rules-on-rails

Cursor rule Cursor

A set of Rails rules for translating an application into multiple languages and defining its error messages. Rails is a Ruby web framework, and I18n is its built-in translation system.

muraaano/cursor-project-rules-on-rails

Cursor rule Cursor

A set of Rails database-migration rules covering file locations, names, table columns, foreign keys, and comments. Database migrations are versioned files that change an application's data structure.

muraaano/cursor-project-rules-on-rails

Cursor rule Cursor

A set of Rails rules for organizing models and application domain logic. Models represent data or business events, while PORO means a plain Ruby class without framework inheritance.

muraaano/cursor-project-rules-on-rails

Cursor rule Cursor

A set of project rules for implementing authorization policies in a Rails application. Authorization policies decide which actions a user is allowed to perform.

muraaano/cursor-project-rules-on-rails

Cursor rule Cursor

A set of Ruby on Rails rules for serializers, which define the shape and field names of API responses. It also explains where serializers belong and what logic should stay in models or decorators.

muraaano/cursor-project-rules-on-rails

Cursor rule Cursor

A set of Japanese-language backend testing rules for RSpec, a Ruby testing framework, and Factory Bot, a tool for creating test data.

muraaano/cursor-project-rules-on-rails

Cursor rule Cursor

Rules for writing custom validators in a Ruby on Rails application. A validator checks whether model data is acceptable and reports errors when it is not.