muhammad-asn cursor-code-editor-explore .cursorrules file for Python (stars: 1)

# Cursor Rules for Python Code

## Rule 1: Code Documentation
- **Files**: [**/*.py]
- **Message**: "Follow documentation standards:
  - Module-level docstrings
  - Function/class docstrings (Google style)
  - Type hints for parameters and returns
  - Usage examples where appropriate"

## Rule 2: Code Style
- **Files**: [**/*.py]
- **Message**: "Follow PEP 8 guidelines:
  - Use black for formatting
  - Use isort for import sorting
  - Maximum line length of 88 characters
  - Consistent naming conventions"

## Rule 3: Testing Requirements
- **Files**: [**/*.py]
- **Message**: "Ensure proper testing:
  - Unit tests for new functions/classes
  - Integration tests where applicable
  - Minimum 80% test coverage
  - Test documentation"

## Rule 4: Error Handling
- **Files**: [**/*.py]
- **Message**: "Implement proper error handling:
  - Custom exception classes
  - Meaningful error messages
  - Appropriate exception hierarchy
  - Error logging"

## Rule 5: Dependencies
- **Files**: [requirements.txt, setup.py, pyproject.toml]
- **Message**: "Manage dependencies properly:
  - Document all requirements
  - Specify version constraints
  - Update requirements.txt/pyproject.toml
  - Document dependency purposes"

## Rule 6: Security
- **Files**: [**/*.py]
- **Message**: "Follow security best practices:
  - Sanitize user inputs
  - Use environment variables for secrets
  - Implement proper authentication
  - Regular dependency updates"

## Rule 7: Performance
- **Files**: [**/*.py]
- **Message**: "Consider performance implications:
  - Profile code when necessary
  - Optimize database queries
  - Use appropriate data structures
  - Document performance considerations"