rule-naming-conventions

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Rule mapping for naming-conventions

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Rule naming-conventions

Apply this rule whenever work touches:

*.ts
*.tsx

Consistent naming reduces cognitive load and makes the codebase searchable. Every identifier and file in this repository must follow the patterns below.

Identifier casing

Kind	Casing	Example
Variable, function, parameter	camelCase	`vehicleWeight`, `computeScore`
Type, interface, enum, class	PascalCase	`RuleOutput`, `DocumentStatus`
Module-level constant	UPPER_SNAKE_CASE	`MAX_RETRY_COUNT`, `DEFAULT_PRECISION`
Enum member	UPPER_SNAKE_CASE	`DocumentStatus.APPROVED`

File naming

All files and directories use kebab-case:

vehicle-validation.processor.ts
vehicle-validation.processor.spec.ts
vehicle-validation.lambda.ts
vehicle-validation.lambda.e2e.spec.ts
vehicle-validation.test-cases.ts

Rule processor structure

Each rule processor follows a predictable naming pattern tied to the rule name:

File	Pattern
Processor	`{rule-name}.processor.ts`
Lambda handler	`{rule-name}.lambda.ts`
Unit tests	`{rule-name}.processor.spec.ts`
E2E tests	`{rule-name}.lambda.e2e.spec.ts`
Test data	`{rule-name}.test-cases.ts`

Meaningful identifiers

Names must be descriptive enough to understand at the call site without jumping to the definition:

// Clear
const carbonCreditScore = computeCarbonCreditScore(massBalance);

// Unclear
const s = calc(mb);

Avoid generic names like data, info, or result unless qualified with domain context (e.g. documentData, validationResult).

Booleans

Boolean variables and functions should read as questions:

const isExpired = checkExpiration(document);
const hasValidSignature = verifySignature(certificate);
const canRetry = retryCount < MAX_RETRY_COUNT;