Just some info about your code layout

Developers
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I see that Perl is very similar to PHP except that it can also run daemons rather than being a strictly scripting only language.

Do you have any rules to how you layout your code?

I see that you use snake_case for function names, Variables see to “vary” from snake_case to multiple words bolted together. I think you use $d for domain throughout your code. Is there a list of these globally use variables or are these just shorthand that you use within functions.

I use vscode and this allows for a configuration file for each and there is there is prettier (and ESLint if you like a hard time). Biome is becoming popular

I know you have added an .editorconfig which is uninversal across editors.

Thanks

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In Perl, it’s common to use snake_case because most idiomatic code often sticks with this style.

And, yes, $d almost always refers to a domain object.

Biome is great, but it has nothing to do with Perl. @Jamie and I don’t use any prettifiers; we just write code with indentation and style that is very, very close to Ratliff.

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Do you ever use screaming snake case lol

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What do you want to know exactly?

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My last comment was supposed to be a joke like comment as I found the name for the other type of snake case funny.

THIS_IS_SCREAMING_SNAKE_CASE

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Yeah, I know what screaming snake case is. And, it’s traditionally used for constants.

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I will add that to my list. I have seen constants written like this forever but never thought about it having its own case.

I am going to have a poke around virtualmins code as see if I can read it.