Gemini Rules for Node.js

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Browse optimized Gemini rules specifically designed for Node.js development. These rules help Gemini's AI understand Node.js best practices and patterns.

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Why Use Gemini Rules for Node.js?

Node.js development spans from CLI tools to microservices, and AI rules should match your use case. Rules that specify your module system preference (ESM vs CommonJS), async patterns, and error handling conventions help generate production-ready Node.js code with proper dependency management.

Key Benefits

Correct ESM or CommonJS module syntax
Proper async/await patterns without callback hell
Comprehensive error handling with process exits
Environment variable handling and configuration patterns

Best Practices for Node.js Rules

When configuring Gemini for Node.js development, consider these recommendations:

1Specify ESM (import/export) vs CommonJS (require/exports)

2Include rules for your Node.js LTS version features

3Define patterns for process signal handling (SIGTERM, SIGINT)

4Set guidelines for logging (pino, winston, console)

Common Node.js Rule Patterns

Node.js rules cover module system preferences, async patterns, and production deployment considerations. Many include patterns for Express/Fastify servers, CLI tools with Commander or Yargs, and worker threads for CPU-intensive tasks.

Frequently Asked Questions

Should I use ESM or CommonJS rules?

For new projects, ESM is recommended and is the default in Node.js 18+. Use 'type': 'module' in package.json. For legacy projects or packages requiring broad compatibility, CommonJS rules may be more appropriate.

How do Node.js rules handle TypeScript?

Many Node.js rules include TypeScript patterns with ts-node or tsx for development and proper build configurations for production. Look for 'typescript' tags for full TS coverage.

Are there rules for specific Node.js frameworks?

Yes, look for framework-specific rules tagged with 'express', 'fastify', 'nestjs', or 'hapi'. These include middleware patterns, request validation, and framework-specific conventions.

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