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We can rename them.
Git handle file renames fine, there shouldn't be much conflicts.
If you're interested by this topic, can you check what's the recommended /
most common naming scheme in node ?
…On Tue, Mar 2, 2021, 11:27 Temm ***@***.***> wrote:
As it currently is, filenames in the Project File Structure are a mess
between lowerCamelCase.js and snake_case.js (and... this-weird-case.js ?)
See
examples/
armor_stand.js
auto-eat.js
chatAddPattern.js
lib/
promise_util.js
supportFeature.js
all tests/ files are also in lowerCamelCase, but this might just be the
convention for tests?
You should see what i mean.
This is quite a mess, and i believe this should be cleaned up, but this
would be quite annoying for anyone currently working on these files.
What are your thoughts on this?
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As it currently is, filenames in the Project File Structure are a mess between lowerCamelCase.js and snake_case.js (and... this-weird-case.js ?)
See
examples/
armor_stand.js
auto-eat.js
chatAddPattern.js
lib/
promise_util.js
supportFeature.js
all tests/ files are also in lowerCamelCase, but this might just be the convention for tests?
You should see what i mean.
This is quite a mess, and i believe this should be cleaned up, but this would be quite annoying for anyone currently working on these files.
What are your thoughts on this?
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