PascalCaseClassesAndTypes [rule] v0.1.0

Names for things that produce instances or describe shapes — classes, constructor functions, TypeScript types, interfaces, and enum names — are written in PascalCase: every word capitalised including the first.

Checks

• Class declarations match [A-Z][a-zA-Z0-9]* (e.g. UserSession, HttpClient).
• TypeScript type, interface, and enum declarations use the same PascalCase shape.
• React component identifiers — function or class — are PascalCase; lowercase names are reserved for HTML intrinsics.
• ESLint new-cap rule (or TypeScript naming-convention) enforces this.

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Classes, constructors, type aliases, interfaces, and enums use PascalCase

PascalCaseClassesAndTypes [rule] v0.1.0

Names for things that produce instances or describe shapes — classes, constructor functions, TypeScript types, interfaces, and enum names — are written in PascalCase: every word capitalised including the first.

Checks

• Class declarations match [A-Z][a-zA-Z0-9]* (e.g. UserSession, HttpClient).
• TypeScript type, interface, and enum declarations use the same PascalCase shape.
• React component identifiers — function or class — are PascalCase; lowercase names are reserved for HTML intrinsics.
• ESLint new-cap rule (or TypeScript naming-convention) enforces this.

Label

Classes, constructors, type aliases, interfaces, and enums use PascalCase

Label

Classes, constructors, type aliases, interfaces, and enums use PascalCase