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Code Style Guidelines
Philip Lee edited this page Mar 14, 2015
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It truly does not matter what coding style you have in a given project. It is not as if myVariable
is better than my_variable
. What is important is being consistent. If the code is consistently-styled, then this acts as a rudimentary in-text documentation for the coding team. This document exists to explain the current coding style in Brewtarget so that we and the codebase remain consistently-coded.
##Tabs
Please do not use tabs. Instead, configure your editor to use 3 spaces instead of tabs.
If using vim, the following lines in ~/.vimrc
are sufficient
set expandtab
set tabstop=3
set shiftwidth=3
##Naming
###Variables
lowerCamelCase
###Functions
lowerCamelCase()
###Classes
UpperCamelCase