naming-conventions

Standard naming conventions for Python typically use snake_case for functions and variables, while Java uses camelCase. This Skill enforces these language-specific rules for functions, variables, constants, classes, and files with practical examples.

To format file names and constants in Go or Rust, this Skill applies per-language naming tables to validate identifiers. It provides specific rules for file naming and constants, returning correctly formatted names for your target language.

Yes, you can validate identifier names during code refactoring. Provide the target language and a sample identifier, and the Skill checks the name against language-specific coding standards to ensure it meets the correct formatting rules.

Yes, naming standards are supported for JavaScript, TypeScript, and Swift, along with Python, Java, Go, Ruby, PHP, Kotlin, and Scala. It delivers per-language guidelines for generating and validating code asset names across these languages.

The best way to ensure code quality in a new software project is to apply consistent coding standards. This Skill generates language-specific naming rules for classes, variables, and files, improving readability and maintainability across the codebase.