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Good coding practices

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Naming a variable correctly

The name of your variable should represent its content:

• Use clear names even if they are long.
  If you need to create a variable of a quantity of items in stock, instead of quantity, write quantity_in_stock
• Follow a common naming convention.
  • Use underscores (_) for variables consisting of multiple words, such as number_of_cars, final_response, etc
  • You can also use the CamelCase notation for variables which consists of starting each word with a capital letter: MyVariableWillBeWrittenLikeThis
    
• Use only alphanumeric characters and underscores... and no accents!
  For example, write hello_1 but not hello_#1
• Remember that variable names are case sensitive.
  age, Age and AGE are three different variables
• Copy and paste variable or function names rather than rewriting them (avoids typos).
• Do not use the same name for two local variables in different blocks.

 

Code layout

To easily find your way around your code, it is advisable to make a good layout. Here are some tips:

• Put spaces after commas and space out multiple parentheses

  phpBigCommand( functionNow("all_product", [id_categorie_product, global.get("references"), id_supplier, 3, "stock_to_0", true]) )

  Instead of:

  phpBigCommand(functionNow("all_product",[id_categorie_product,global.get("references"),id_supplier,3,"stock_to_0",true]))

• Indent the code correctly: within each block, use Tab (Shift+Tab for reverse)
• Uniformity of the blocks: the brace comes under the if/for/while and not at the end of the line

  //We prefer to write 
  if (condition)
  {       
  	...  
  }
  
  //instead of
  if (condition) {  
     ...  }

  For the each, it is the same principle

  //We prefer to write 
  cleanSelectAll("p").each   
  { paragraphe->  
      ....
  }
     
  //instead of
  cleanSelectAll("p").each{ paragraphe-> 
       ....   
  }

• and don't forget to use comments

 

 

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