Naming

naming/conversion-functions

Enabled by default	Version Added	Version Updated
true	0.1.94	0.1.94

Use -> instead of to in the names of conversion functions.

Examples

# bad
(defn f-to-c ...)

# good
(defn f->c ...)

Reference

• [https://guide.clojure.style/#naming-conversion-functions]

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naming/predicate

Enabled by default	Version Added	Version Updated
true	0.1.69	0.1.94

Functions that return a boolean should end in a question mark.

Doesn't verify the kind of function, just checks for anti-patterns in the names. Also doesn't actually check the classic Common Lisp convention as we have no way to know when a function name uses a word that naturally ends in a 'p' (such as map).

Examples

# bad
(defn palindrome-p ...)
(defn is-palindrome ...)

# good
(defn palindrome? ...)

Reference

• [https://guide.clojure.style/#naming-predicates]

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naming/record-name

Enabled by default	Version Added	Version Updated
true	0.1.69	1.0

Records should use PascalCase.

Examples

# bad
(defrecord foo [a b c])

# good
(defrecord Foo [a b c])

Reference

• [https://guide.clojure.style/#naming-protocols-records-structs-and-types]