fix(camelcase): updated docs, see #1187

docs/rules/camelcase.md

@@ -19,15 +19,13 @@ Of note:
 let first_name = "Ichigo";
 const obj1 = { last_name: "Hoshimiya" };
 const obj2 = { first_name };
-const { last_name } = obj1;
 
 function do_something() {}
 function foo({ snake_case = "default value" }) {}
 
 class snake_case_class {}
 class Also_Not_Valid_Class {}
 
-import { not_camelCased } from "external-module.js";
 export * as not_camelCased from "mod.ts";
 
 enum snake_case_enum {
@@ -50,6 +48,7 @@ const __myPrivateVariable = "Hoshimiya";
 const myPrivateVariable_ = "Hoshimiya";
 const obj1 = { "last_name": "Hoshimiya" }; // if an object key is wrapped in quotation mark, then it's valid
 const obj2 = { "first_name": first_name };
+const { last_name } = obj1; // valid, because one has no control over the identifier
 const { last_name: lastName } = obj;
 
 function doSomething() {} // function declarations must be camelCase but...
@@ -58,6 +57,7 @@ function foo({ snake_case: camelCase = "default value" }) {}
 
 class PascalCaseClass {}
 
+import { not_camelCased } from "external-module.js"; // valid, because one has no control over the identifier
 import { not_camelCased as camelCased } from "external-module.js";
 export * as camelCased from "mod.ts";
 

www/static/docs.json

@@ -48,7 +48,7 @@
   },
   {
     "code": "camelcase",
-    "docs": "Enforces the use of camelCase in variable names\n\nConsistency in a code base is key for readability and maintainability. This rule\nenforces variable declarations and object property names which you create to be\nin camelCase.\n\nOf note:\n\n- `_` is allowed at the start or end of a variable\n- All uppercase variable names (e.g. constants) may have `_` in their name\n- If you have to use a snake_case key in an object for some reasons, wrap it in\n  quotation mark\n- This rule also applies to variables imported or exported via ES modules, but\n  not to object properties of those variables\n\n### Invalid:\n\n```typescript\nlet first_name = \"Ichigo\";\nconst obj1 = { last_name: \"Hoshimiya\" };\nconst obj2 = { first_name };\nconst { last_name } = obj1;\n\nfunction do_something() {}\nfunction foo({ snake_case = \"default value\" }) {}\n\nclass snake_case_class {}\nclass Also_Not_Valid_Class {}\n\nimport { not_camelCased } from \"external-module.js\";\nexport * as not_camelCased from \"mod.ts\";\n\nenum snake_case_enum {\n  snake_case_variant,\n}\n\ntype snake_case_type = { some_property: number };\n\ninterface snake_case_interface {\n  some_property: number;\n}\n```\n\n### Valid:\n\n```typescript\nlet firstName = \"Ichigo\";\nconst FIRST_NAME = \"Ichigo\";\nconst __myPrivateVariable = \"Hoshimiya\";\nconst myPrivateVariable_ = \"Hoshimiya\";\nconst obj1 = { \"last_name\": \"Hoshimiya\" }; // if an object key is wrapped in quotation mark, then it's valid\nconst obj2 = { \"first_name\": first_name };\nconst { last_name: lastName } = obj;\n\nfunction doSomething() {} // function declarations must be camelCase but...\ndo_something(); // ...snake_case function calls are allowed\nfunction foo({ snake_case: camelCase = \"default value\" }) {}\n\nclass PascalCaseClass {}\n\nimport { not_camelCased as camelCased } from \"external-module.js\";\nexport * as camelCased from \"mod.ts\";\n\nenum PascalCaseEnum {\n  PascalCaseVariant,\n}\n\ntype PascalCaseType = { someProperty: number };\n\ninterface PascalCaseInterface {\n  someProperty: number;\n}\n```\n",
+    "docs": "Enforces the use of camelCase in variable names\n\nConsistency in a code base is key for readability and maintainability. This rule\nenforces variable declarations and object property names which you create to be\nin camelCase.\n\nOf note:\n\n- `_` is allowed at the start or end of a variable\n- All uppercase variable names (e.g. constants) may have `_` in their name\n- If you have to use a snake_case key in an object for some reasons, wrap it in\n  quotation mark\n- This rule also applies to variables imported or exported via ES modules, but\n  not to object properties of those variables\n\n### Invalid:\n\n```typescript\nlet first_name = \"Ichigo\";\nconst obj1 = { last_name: \"Hoshimiya\" };\nconst obj2 = { first_name };\n\nfunction do_something() {}\nfunction foo({ snake_case = \"default value\" }) {}\n\nclass snake_case_class {}\nclass Also_Not_Valid_Class {}\n\nexport * as not_camelCased from \"mod.ts\";\n\nenum snake_case_enum {\n  snake_case_variant,\n}\n\ntype snake_case_type = { some_property: number };\n\ninterface snake_case_interface {\n  some_property: number;\n}\n```\n\n### Valid:\n\n```typescript\nlet firstName = \"Ichigo\";\nconst FIRST_NAME = \"Ichigo\";\nconst __myPrivateVariable = \"Hoshimiya\";\nconst myPrivateVariable_ = \"Hoshimiya\";\nconst obj1 = { \"last_name\": \"Hoshimiya\" }; // if an object key is wrapped in quotation mark, then it's valid\nconst obj2 = { \"first_name\": first_name };\nconst { last_name } = obj1; // valid, because one has no control over the identifier\nconst { last_name: lastName } = obj;\n\nfunction doSomething() {} // function declarations must be camelCase but...\ndo_something(); // ...snake_case function calls are allowed\nfunction foo({ snake_case: camelCase = \"default value\" }) {}\n\nclass PascalCaseClass {}\n\nimport { not_camelCased } from \"external-module.js\"; // valid, because one has no control over the identifier\nimport { not_camelCased as camelCased } from \"external-module.js\";\nexport * as camelCased from \"mod.ts\";\n\nenum PascalCaseEnum {\n  PascalCaseVariant,\n}\n\ntype PascalCaseType = { someProperty: number };\n\ninterface PascalCaseInterface {\n  someProperty: number;\n}\n```\n",
     "tags": []
   },
   {