Claude-skill-registry crane-code-style

This skill should be used when the user asks about "code style", "naming convention", "imports", "section headers", "slot naming", "viaIR", "stack too deep", "formatting", or needs guidance on Crane's code conventions and style requirements.

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Crane Code Style Guide

Crane follows strict code conventions for consistency and maintainability. This skill covers section headers, imports, naming, and critical compilation rules.

Section Headers

Use 78-character wide comment blocks for major sections:

/* -------------------------------------------------------------------------- */
/*                             Section Name                                   */
/* -------------------------------------------------------------------------- */

Shorter form for subsections:

/* ------ Feature Name ------ */

Import Organization

Group imports by source, with import aliases:

// External libraries
import {IERC20} from "@openzeppelin/contracts/token/ERC20/IERC20.sol";
import {SafeERC20} from "@solady/utils/SafeERC20.sol";

// Crane interfaces
import {IFacet} from "@crane/contracts/interfaces/IFacet.sol";
import {IOperable} from "@crane/contracts/access/operable/interfaces/IOperable.sol";

// Crane contracts
import {OperableRepo} from "@crane/contracts/access/operable/OperableRepo.sol";
import {OperableTarget} from "@crane/contracts/access/operable/OperableTarget.sol";

// Test utilities (in test files)
import {Test} from "forge-std/Test.sol";
import {Vm, VM_ADDRESS} from "forge-std/Vm.sol";

Import Aliases

Defined in

foundry.toml
and
remappings.txt
:

AliasPath
@crane/
Crane framework contracts
@solady/
Solady library
@openzeppelin/
OpenZeppelin contracts
forge-std/
Foundry test utilities

Function Organization

Order functions by visibility:

  1. Constructor
  2. Receive
  3. Fallback
  4. External
  5. Public
  6. Internal
  7. Private

Naming Conventions

PatternUsageExample
_layout()
Storage access
_layout()
,
_layout(bytes32 slot_)
_initialize()
Storage setup
_initialize(address owner_)
_functionName()
Internal Repo functions
_isOperator()
,
_setOperator()
_onlyXxx()
Guard functions in Repos
_onlyOwner()
,
_onlyOperator()
onlyXxx
Modifiers
onlyOwner
,
onlyOperator
layout
Storage parameter name
Storage storage layout
param_
Function parameters
owner_
,
slot_
,
name_

Parameter Trailing Underscore

All function parameters end with underscore to avoid shadowing:

function transfer(address to_, uint256 amount_) external {
    // to_ and amount_ don't shadow state variables
}

Storage Slot Naming

Use hierarchical dot-notation for storage slot names:

CategoryPatternExample
Crane core
crane.{domain}.{feature}
"crane.access.operable"
Protocol integrations
protocols.{category}.{protocol}.{version}.{feature}
"protocols.dexes.balancer.v3.vault.aware"
EIP implementations
eip.erc.{number}
"eip.erc.8023"
bytes32 internal constant STORAGE_SLOT = keccak256(abi.encode("crane.access.operable"));

Critical: No viaIR Compilation

NEVER enable

via_ir
or
viaIR
in foundry.toml.

IR compilation is forbidden because:

  • Dramatically slower compilation (10-100x slower)
  • Excessive memory usage
  • Breaks parallel agent workflows
  • Not necessary when code is properly structured

Resolving Stack Too Deep Errors

When encountering "stack too deep" errors, refactor using structs:

// WRONG - too many local variables
function badFunction(
    address tokenA,
    address tokenB,
    uint256 amountA,
    uint256 amountB,
    address recipient,
    uint256 deadline
) external {
    uint256 reserveA = pair.reserveA();
    uint256 reserveB = pair.reserveB();
    uint256 totalSupply = pair.totalSupply();
    // ... stack too deep!
}

// CORRECT - group into structs
struct DepositParams {
    address tokenA;
    address tokenB;
    uint256 amountA;
    uint256 amountB;
    address recipient;
    uint256 deadline;
}

struct PoolState {
    uint256 reserveA;
    uint256 reserveB;
    uint256 totalSupply;
}

function goodFunction(DepositParams memory params) external {
    PoolState memory state = PoolState({
        reserveA: pair.reserveA(),
        reserveB: pair.reserveB(),
        totalSupply: pair.totalSupply()
    });
    // Struct members don't consume stack slots
}

Stack Too Deep Solutions

  1. Group parameters into structs: Bundle related function parameters
  2. Group intermediate state: Use
    State
    or
    Context
    structs
  3. Use
    memory
    for computation
    : Struct fields don't consume stack
  4. Extract helper functions: Split complex functions
  5. Use block scoping: Limit variable lifetimes with
    { ... }

Configuration

Standard Crane configuration:

  • Solidity: 0.8.30
  • Optimizer runs: 1 (for contract size limits)
  • EVM version: Prague
  • via_ir: false (ALWAYS)

Additional Resources

Reference Files

  • references/complete-style-guide.md
    - Full style guide with more examples

Key Files

  • /contracts/StyleGuide.sol
    - Reference template
  • /foundry.toml
    - Build configuration
  • /remappings.txt
    - Import aliases