Variable name style

[nstringham]

variable and constant names are very inconsistent.

we should make a style guide so we can all start doing the same thing

I like using camelCase for variables and constants and using PascalCase for classes and types.

[dukio]

For object properties I would suggest snake_case

But yeah I noticed it too... for classes I think we always use PascalCase, variables mostly camelCase but there's some snake_case sometimes

[dukio]

Can eslint check these things?

[nstringham]

For object properties I would suggest snake_case

I've never seen that before. any particular reason?

[nstringham]

Can eslint check these things?

It looks like TypeScript eslint can https://github.com/typescript-eslint/typescript-eslint/blob/main/packages/eslint-plugin/docs/rules/naming-convention.md

[dukio]

For object properties I would suggest snake_case

I've never seen that before. any particular reason?

not that I'm aware of... I just see them often around, but camelCase is fine too

[MartinNemi03]

For object properties I would suggest snake_case

I've never seen that before. any particular reason?

not that I'm aware of... I just see them often around, but camelCase is fine too

Personally I think snake_case would be better for consistency with object properties from Hypixel, so we don't have to just go back and forward between snake_case and camelCase. For variables, I'm a user of snake_case, but I understand using camelCase as it's been used in most of the code.

So I'm suggesting going snake_case for object properties, camelCase for functions and variables, UPPER_CASE for globally defined variables and PascalCase for classes.

[DuckySoLucky]

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