This repository provides a custom CursorRules file tailored for Drupal 11 projects. The rules defined in the .cursorrules file ensure that AI-generated code adheres to Drupal 11’s coding standards, best practices, and modern architecture, leveraging PHP 8.x, Symfony 6, and Drupal’s APIs.

The goal of this project is to enable a consistent, secure, and efficient development experience by guiding AI tools (such as the Cursor AI editor or VS Code extensions) with Drupal-specific instructions. This helps ensure that all code suggestions are:

• Fully compatible with Drupal 11.
• Aligned with Drupal’s coding and performance standards.
• Designed using best practices in module, theme, and API development.

• .cursorrules: Contains detailed instructions for AI behavior, including guidelines for code structure, naming conventions, Drupal API usage, theming, and security.
• README.md: Provides an overview of the project, installation instructions, and contribution guidelines.

1. Copy the Rule File:
   Place the .cursorrules file in the root of your Drupal 11 project (i.e., in the same directory as your composer.json).

2. Enable in Your Editor:

   • If you’re using the Cursor AI editor, make sure that project rules are enabled (usually via a settings toggle).
   • For VS Code users, install the Cursor VS Code extension and use its command palette to ensure the .cursorrules file is recognized.

3. Commit the Changes:
   Once added, commit the file to your repository so that the rules are shared with your entire development team.

• Awesome CursorRules on GitHub
• Drupal 11 Documentation
• Drupal Coding Standards (PSR-12)

Contributions and improvements are welcome. If you have suggestions or enhancements, please open an issue or submit a pull request.

This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for more details.