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- Rename exported const UsageDataSchema to usageDataSchema for consistency with camelCase naming convention for variables - Update all references in data-loader.ts and debug.ts - Add naming conventions to CLAUDE.md (variables: camelCase, types: PascalCase, constants: UPPER_SNAKE_CASE) This change follows the established naming convention where variables start with lowercase letters.
- Rename exported const ModelBreakdownSchema to modelBreakdownSchema for camelCase consistency - Update type definition and all array references in other schemas - ModelBreakdown type name remains uppercase as it is a type definition This follows the naming convention where variables use camelCase starting with lowercase.
- Rename exported const DailyUsageSchema to dailyUsageSchema for camelCase consistency - Update type definition to reference the new schema name - DailyUsage type name remains uppercase as it is a type definition This follows the naming convention where variables use camelCase starting with lowercase.
- Rename exported const SessionUsageSchema to sessionUsageSchema for camelCase consistency - Update type definition to reference the new schema name - SessionUsage type name remains uppercase as it is a type definition This follows the naming convention where variables use camelCase starting with lowercase.
- Rename exported const MonthlyUsageSchema to monthlyUsageSchema for camelCase consistency - Update type definition to reference the new schema name - MonthlyUsage type name remains uppercase as it is a type definition This follows the naming convention where variables use camelCase starting with lowercase.
- Rename exported const ModelPricingSchema to modelPricingSchema for camelCase consistency - Update all imports and usages in macro.internal.ts and pricing-fetcher.ts - Update type definition to reference the new schema name - ModelPricing type name remains uppercase as it is a type definition This follows the naming convention where variables use camelCase starting with lowercase.
- Update test command reference to use "bun run test" instead of just "bun test" - Clarify that vitest runs via bun in the description - Fix command in post-code change workflow section This ensures the correct command is documented for running tests.
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Summary of Changes
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This pull request focuses on improving code consistency and readability by enforcing a standardized naming convention for Valibot schemas. By aligning schema variable names with common JavaScript/TypeScript practices, the codebase becomes more intuitive and easier to navigate for developers. The changes are purely stylistic and include corresponding documentation updates to ensure adherence to the new guidelines.
Highlights
- Code Style Standardization: I've standardized the naming conventions for Valibot schema variables across the codebase, transitioning them from PascalCase to camelCase to align with standard JavaScript/TypeScript variable naming practices.
- Schema Renames: Specifically, I've renamed
UsageDataSchema,ModelBreakdownSchema,DailyUsageSchema,SessionUsageSchema,MonthlyUsageSchema, andModelPricingSchemato their camelCase equivalents (e.g.,usageDataSchema). All references to these schemas, including type inferences and validation calls, have been updated accordingly. - Documentation Update: I've added a new section to
CLAUDE.mdoutlining the adopted naming conventions for variables (camelCase), types (PascalCase), and constants (UPPER_SNAKE_CASE). This provides clear guidance for future development. - Minor Documentation Fix: I've also made a small correction in
CLAUDE.mdto clarify thebun run testcommand.
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Code Review
This pull request standardizes Valibot schema variable names to camelCase, aligning with common JavaScript/TypeScript conventions, and updates the CLAUDE.md documentation accordingly. The changes are applied consistently across all affected files, and the updated documentation clearly reflects the new naming conventions. This is a solid improvement for code clarity and maintainability, and no issues of medium or higher severity were found.
style: standardize schema naming conventions
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Changes Made
Schema Renames (6 commits, one per schema):
UsageDataSchema → usageDataSchema
ModelBreakdownSchema → modelBreakdownSchema
DailyUsageSchema → dailyUsageSchema
SessionUsageSchema → sessionUsageSchema
MonthlyUsageSchema → monthlyUsageSchema
ModelPricingSchema → modelPricingSchema
Documentation Updates:
Test Results
✅ All 164 tests pass
✅ TypeScript compilation successful
✅ ESLint formatting applied
Naming Convention Rationale
This change follows standard JavaScript/TypeScript conventions:
The schemas are Valibot schema objects assigned to const variables, so they should follow variable naming conventions (camelCase), while the inferred types from these schemas correctly follow type naming conventions (PascalCase).