File and Folder Names

Angular / TypeScript

• General:

  • File names must clearly indicate the primary artifact they contain.

  • Avoid redundant words when the type is clear from the extension (e.g., order.service.ts, not order-service.service.ts).

• Angular-specific:

  • Use kebab-case for all file and directory names.

  • Component: *.component.ts|html|scss (e.g., user-profile.component.ts).

  • Service: *.service.ts.

  • Directive: *.directive.ts.

  • Pipe: *.pipe.ts.

  • Module: *.module.ts.

  • Test files: *.spec.ts (co-located with the source file).

  • Messages: *.executor.ts, '*.event.ts', *.command.ts, *.query.ts

• C#:

  • Use PascalCase for all file and directory names.

  • One class per file (except small related entities like enums nested inside a class under certain conditions—but generally avoid).

  • File name matches the main class/interface name, PascalCase (e.g., OrderService.cs, IOrderRepository.cs).

• Folders:

  • Reflect feature or layer names;

  • In Angular, use the kebab-case;

  • in C# use the PascalCase folders.

Acceptable examples:

• user-profile.component.html

• auth.service.ts

• OrderService.cs

• Core/Interfaces/ILogger.cs