refactor: Adding ability to convert field name from camelCase to CONSTANT_CASE if varName is not specified for @EnvField

[ryanaidilp]

This pull request adds a new feature to the envied package, allowing the conversion of field names from camelCase to CONSTANT_CASE if the @EnvField annotation is not provided with a specific varName. The motivation behind this enhancement is to adhere to the Effective Dart rules of naming conventions, which specify that variables and field names should start with lowercase letters and use uppercase for the first letter of each subsequent word, such as firstName, secondName, and getAllColors.

With this new functionality, the envied package will automatically transform the field names into CONSTANT_CASE format when the @EnvField annotation is not explicitly assigned a varName. This conversion ensures compliance with the prescribed naming conventions, promoting consistency and readability in the codebase.

The implementation includes logic to detect when the @EnvField annotation is not provided with a varName and applies the necessary transformation to convert the field name from camelCase to CONSTANT_CASE. This feature adds flexibility and convenience to the package, enabling developers to adhere to the recommended naming conventions effortlessly.

This pull request aligns with the goals of the envied package by promoting best practices and making it easier for users to adopt effective coding standards. It contributes to the overall quality and maintainability of projects utilizing the envied package.

Thank you for considering this pull request. I am confident that this feature will enhance the functionality and usability of the envied package, benefiting developers who strive to follow the Effective Dart naming conventions.

[techouse]

Hi @ryanaidilp

Can you please resolve the merge conflicts with the main branch?

[ryanaidilp]

Hi @ryanaidilp

Can you please resolve the merge conflicts with the main branch?

Okay, resolving it now.

[techouse]

Couple of observations:

1. if this is a breaking change, it should not be a default behaviour but rather enabled by a flag
2. you might also want to use somehting like recase instead of rolling your own string conversions

import 'package:recase/recase.dart';

final String varName = 'camelCaseVariable'.constantCase; // becomes CAMEL_CASE_VARIABLE

[ryanaidilp]

Couple of observations:

1. if this is a breaking change, it should not be a default behaviour but rather enabled by a flag
2. you might also want to use somehting like recase instead of rolling your own string conversions

import 'package:recase/recase.dart';

final String varName = 'camelCaseVariable'.constantCase; // becomes CAMEL_CASE_VARIABLE

Thank you for your feedback! I appreciate your suggestions.

Regarding your first point, I've implemented your advice and added a flag to enable and disable this feature. It's no longer the default behavior.

Additionally, I've integrated the recase package for more robust string conversions.

I've already pushed these changes in my recent commit. Kindly review it, and feel free to let me know if you have any more suggestions or concerns. Your input is valuable to improve the package further.

[petercinibulk]

@ryanaidilp Sorry to make you have to handle conflicts again but we just pushed some updates that have conflicts with this PR

[ryanaidilp]

@ryanaidilp Sorry to make you have to handle conflicts again but we just pushed some updates that have conflicts with this PR

No worries at all! I've resolved the conflicts in my recent commits. Let me know if there's anything else needed.

[techouse]

No worries at all! I've resolved the conflicts in my recent commits. Let me know if there's anything else needed.

@ryanaidilp We merged #72 into origin/main earlier, so I resolved the merge conflicts for you. Check if everything is in order, please and if you're happy with it we can merge this into origin/main. 😇

[ryanaidilp]

LGTM 🚀. Thanks for the update! Everything looks good to me. Please go ahead and merge it into main. Appreciate your assistance! 😇