Enum naming conventions

[chiptumor]

I've been adopting Discord.js's way of naming enum values—PascalCase for both the enum object and its value names—but I've made the discovery recently that the convention, according to a Stack Overflow answer with a few notable sources, is PascalCase for the enum and SCREAMING_SNAKE_CASE for the value names. I quite favor this convention and have been adopting that instead, as it differentiates values from the rest of the notation.

I'd hate for this to be taken as a request to rename all enum values with this kind of casing—I know how destructive that would be—but I'd like to bring this up as a pedant about conventions.

[chiptumor]

I've recently discovered that VSCode highlights SCREAMING_SNAKE_CASE properties differently from PascalCase:

Makes one of the bigger reasons why I'd prefer enum properties cased like such. I, however, haven't yet found any other syntax highlighter that does this, e.g. GitHub's markdown:

// Syntax highlight test
const enumTest = Enum.SOME_VALUE;
const miscTest = Enum.SomeValue;

[almeidx]

Seems like the convention we are using is TypeScript's¹, and by extension, C#'s² (language documentation wise, at least)

Footnotes

1. https://www.typescriptlang.org/docs/handbook/enums.html ↩

2. https://learn.microsoft.com/dotnet/csharp/language-reference/builtin-types/enum ↩

[chiptumor]

Ah, I forgot about TS. That makes a bit more sense