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Variable

When naming variables, the following structure should be used: lowercase variable names separated by underscores. Same for custom variable types
If the variable is global, It's recomended to prefix the name with the unit name to prevent global scope intersection.

These should be consistent across PHP, C, Pascal, Python, JavaScript code.

let variable_name = 10;
int variable_name;
var variable_name: integer = 10;

int unit_variable1_name;

Constants

Use full case and separated by underscores.
If the constant is global, It's recomended to prefix the name with the unit name to prevent global scope intersection.

CONSTANT_NAME = "Text here";
UNIT_CONSTANT_NAME = "Text here";

Function, binaries, packages, modules names

function function_name(parameter_1, do_something=10) {
    // code
}

Getters & Setters

Getter:

function get_value_name: integer;

Getter:

function set_value_name(value: integer); or if procedures available: procedure set_value_name(value: integer);

It's not recomended to use put_value_name

Classes

Pascal-style naming. Generally no underscores and uppercase letter for each word.

class ClassName() {
    // constructor (and destructor) is first

    // ...

    function function_name(parameter_1, do_something) {
        // code
    }
}

APIs

Lowercase with hyphens, no capitalization permitted.

GET    /users
POST   /users
DELETE /users/{id}
PUT    /users/{id}
GET    /user/action/delete-user

Exceptions

type
    CustomExceptionName = class(TException);

Databases

Use lowercase text and underscores to separate words.

column_name
username
phone_number

CSS (Cascading Style Sheets)

Standard CSS convention.

/* variabiles */
:root {
    --main-color: blue;
    --secondary-color: #5555FF;
}

/* classes */
.user-profile { }
.main-header { }
.btn-primary { }

/* IDs */
#user-card { }
#main-content { }

/* pseudo-classes / modifiers */
.btn-primary:hover { }