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Description:
We already have a rule called name-property-casing but it only checks a property name, and dosen't care about Vue.component('TheComponent', ...) case.
This rule could either extend the name-property-casing with extra checks or simply fill the gap and check only the second case, but if someone would want to change default casing he would need to do it in two places, and that's rather not what we want, so I'm leaning more towards one rule for both cases.
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i like one rule approach more to. but i'm not sure about name? component-definition-name-casing witch checks name property and Vue.component('***' seems good.
should i make old rule deprecated?
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Style guide:
https://vuejs.org/v2/style-guide/#Component-name-casing-in-JS-JSX-strongly-recommended
Description:
We already have a rule called name-property-casing but it only checks a property
name
, and dosen't care aboutVue.component('TheComponent', ...)
case.This rule could either extend the
name-property-casing
with extra checks or simply fill the gap and check only the second case, but if someone would want to change default casing he would need to do it in two places, and that's rather not what we want, so I'm leaning more towards one rule for both cases.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: