danieldeusing
4 verified skills
skills/fastapi
# FastAPI Code Review Skill ## Overview This skill provides code review guidelines for FastAPI applications, focusing on async patterns, Pydantic v2 models, dependency injection, and API best practices. ## Key Review Areas ### 1. Pydantic Models **Check for proper model usage:** - Use Pydantic v2 syntax and features - Define proper validation rules - Use appropriate field types - Separate request/response models when needed ```python # Good: Pydantic v2 model with validation from pydantic
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skills/react-18
# React 18 Code Review Skill ## Overview This skill provides code review guidelines for React 18 applications, focusing on hooks, concurrent features, Suspense, and modern patterns. ## Key Review Areas ### 1. Hooks Best Practices **Check for proper hook usage:** - Follow the Rules of Hooks (only call at top level, only in React functions) - Use appropriate hooks for the use case - Ensure custom hooks start with `use` prefix - Check dependency arrays for completeness and correctness ```type
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skills/angular-19
# Angular 19 Code Review Skill ## Overview This skill provides code review guidelines for Angular 19 applications, focusing on modern patterns including signals, standalone components, and the new control flow syntax. ## Key Review Areas ### 1. Signal-Based Reactivity **Check for proper signal usage:** - Use `signal()` for reactive state instead of BehaviorSubject where appropriate - Use `computed()` for derived values - Use `effect()` sparingly and only for side effects - Prefer `input()`
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skills/django-5
# Django 5 Code Review Skill ## Overview This skill provides code review guidelines for Django 5 applications, focusing on async views, Django REST Framework, security best practices, and modern patterns. ## Key Review Areas ### 1. Async Views and ORM **Check for proper async usage:** - Use async views for I/O-bound operations - Use `sync_to_async` for ORM operations in async views - Consider `aiterator()` for large querysets - Be aware of connection pool exhaustion ```python # Good: Async
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