Cursorrules file in a style that is written from cursor (sonnet 3.5) itself

Discussion
1

Hi,
in all those cursorrules files most is written in natural language.
When i tried to add functionality that in Chat Code always has a file to link with (often Cursor has the behaviour for me, that it generates code but for example does not specifiy t which route.ts it should be applied or does not specify at all to which file it should be applied)
Cursor reformatted my cursorrules file in this annotation.
Maybe thats a better way for Cursor to understand the rules file?

Development Guidelines

development_rules:
react_native:
code_style: - description: “Write Clean, Readable Code”
details: “Ensure code is easy to read and understand. Use descriptive names.”

  • description: “Use Functional Components”
    details: “Prefer functional components with hooks over class components.”

  • description: “Component Modularity”

  • details: “Break down components into smaller, reusable pieces.”

  • description: “Organize by Feature”

  • details: “Group related components into feature-based directories.”

    naming_conventions:
    variables: “camelCase (e.g., isFetchingData)”
    components: “PascalCase (e.g., UserProfile)”
    directories: “lowercase-hyphenated (e.g., user-profile)”

    javascript_usage:
    - “Avoid Global Variables”
    - “Use ES6+ Features”
    - “PropTypes for type checking”

    performance:
    - “Optimize State Management”
    - “Use React.memo() for memoization”
    - “Optimize FlatList configurations”
    - “Avoid anonymous functions in renders”

Code Block Formatting Rules

code_block_rules:

  • name: file_specification
    required: true
    format: “```language:path/to/file:line-numbers”
    rules:

    • “Always specify full file path”
    • “Include method/class location”
    • “Show context for partial changes”
    • “Separate multiple file changes”
    • “Use comments for skipped code”
    • “Include line numbers in format :start-end”
    • “Specify change type (add/replace/modify)”

    examples:
    complete_replacement:
    description: “Complete file replacement”
    format: |
    typescript:app/api/stories/route.ts // Complete new file content

    partial_change:
    description: “Partial file change”
    format: |
    typescript:app/components/Button.tsx:15-27 export function Button() { // ... existing code ... const newMethod = () => { // New code here } // ... existing code ... }

    multiple_files:
    description: “Multiple file changes”
    format: |
    typescript:app/api/auth/[...nextauth]/route.ts:10-20 // First file changes 

      ```typescript:middleware.ts:5-15
  // Second file changes
  ```