Pureline Docs

Reading direction

Code reads top to bottom like a pipeline, not like a decision tree of nested if, else, callbacks and branches.

Core principles

Pureline standardizes principles, not syntax. Every language stays idiomatic: Pureline removes unnecessary noise without stripping away the features that make Java, JavaScript, TypeScript, Go, Crystal, Emvus, and Rust effective.

Profiles

Pureline Core

Control flow, naming, functions, structure, formatting, comments, architecture, side effects, immutability, dependencies, performance.

22 core rules

Pureline Java

Records · I-prefixed Interfaces · Modern Java · Explicit Null Handling · Virtual Threads

10 rules · 18 automated

Pureline JavaScript

const-first · Semicolons · Braces · async/await

7 rules · 16 automated

Pureline TypeScript

Strong Typing · Inference · unknown > any · Unions & Types

7 rules · 21 automated

Pureline Go

Idiomatic Error Guards · Small Interfaces · defer · Explicit Goroutine Lifecycle

9 rules · 15 automated

Pureline Crystal

Idiomatic Postfix Guards · Explicit Blocks for Complex Flow · Nil Guards · Type Inference

8 rules · 16 automated

Pureline Emvus

method / where · Optional Semicolons · Result over try/catch · scoped · Data Classes

18 rules

Pureline Rust

Result / Option / ? · Ownership · let ... else · rustfmt · Isolated unsafe

20 rules

Tooling model

All Pureline tools share the same rule specification: checker, formatter, CLI and IDE integrations. Diagnostics always point to a rule ID. The complete list is in the rule index.