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maintain consistent style

angular/angular
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Ensure consistent application of coding style conventions throughout the codebase, including naming patterns, type usage, code organization, and formatting standards.

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Ensure consistent application of coding style conventions throughout the codebase, including naming patterns, type usage, code organization, and formatting standards.

Key areas to maintain consistency:

Naming Conventions:

  • Use consistent casing for constants (e.g., STACKOVERFLOW not StackOverflow)
  • Remove underscore prefixes from private members as per current standards
  • Apply readonly modifier consistently to input signals and computed values

Type Usage:

  • Prefer unknown over any for better type safety
  • Use consistent patterns for optional chaining and type assertions

Code Organization:

  • Place documentation comments before decorators consistently
  • Extract repeated constants to the top of files or shared utilities
  • Use async/await syntax consistently instead of Promise.resolve()

Example of consistent readonly usage:

// Consistent - all inputs marked as readonly
readonly docContent = input<DocContent | undefined>();
readonly urlFragment = toSignal(this.route.fragment);
readonly hasClosed = linkedSignal(() => { ... });

// Inconsistent - missing readonly modifiers
docContent = input<DocContent | undefined>();
urlFragment = toSignal(this.route.fragment);

Example of consistent constant extraction:

// Good - constants extracted and consistently named
const MAX_DISPLAY_LENGTH = 200;
const COPY_FEEDBACK_TIMEOUT = 2000;
const STACKOVERFLOW = 'https://stackoverflow.com/questions/tagged/angular';

// Avoid - magic numbers and inconsistent naming
setTimeout(() => { ... }, 2000);
export const StackOverflow = 'https://stackoverflow.com/questions/tagged/angular';

Consistency in style reduces cognitive load, improves maintainability, and makes the codebase more professional. Establish team conventions and apply them uniformly across all files.

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