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"destructured" option for camelCase rule

See original GitHub issue

when destructuring an underscore_spaced request: const { category_id: category } = query; camelCase errors that category_id is not in camel case

It would be nice to have a “destructuring” option, or just ignore when destructuring non-camel-case props to camelCase.

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Created 8 years ago
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FunkMonkeycommented, Jun 3, 2016

This still seems to be an issue when destructuring imports, f. ex.:

import { foo_bar } from 'foo';

It is especially problematic as the user has no control over the naming in external libraries.

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btmillscommented, Jul 29, 2015

Since the pattern key is “external” code*, my first reaction is that we should be ignoring that by default, no option necessary. Thoughts?

*If it comes from a response, then it’s truly external. If it comes from an object created elsewhere, camelcase will catch the issue then. Either way, the local variable is what matters.

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