Enforce a naming convention for any type of class
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ID: java-code-style/class-naming-conventions
Language: Java
Severity: Notice
Category: Code Style
Description
Enforce a specific naming convention for your classes using custom regexes that allow for customizing the regex per class type, such as, an enum
, interface
or even abstract
classes.
By default, this rule enforces the Pascal case (PascalCase
) naming convention.
This rule also verifies the names for test classes if the class includes a @Test
annotation.
Non-Compliant Code Examples
public class Foo$ {} // dollar sign goes against the default regex
abstract class Foo$Bar {} // dollar sign goes against the default regex
interface Foo_Bar {} // underscore goes against the default regex
enum ooBar {} // first character isn't a capital goes against the default regex
@F_o // underscore goes against the default regex
public class Bar{}
public class FooBar { // missing Test goes against the default test regex
@Test
public void compare() {
Assertions.assertEquals("foo", "foo");
}
}
Compliant Code Examples
public class FooBar {}
abstract class FooBar {}
interface FooBar {}
enum FooBar {}
@Foo
public class Bar{}
public class TestFooBar { // missing Test goes against the default test regex
@Test
public void compare() {
Assertions.assertEquals("foo", "foo");
}
}