Naming conventions for easy identification of StyledComponent and ReactComponent

Do you have a good idea for a naming convention that makes it easy to distinguish between StyledComponent and ReactComponent?

I'm using StyledComponent in my current job.
In the source code, StyledComponent and ReactComponent have the same naming conventions, making it difficult to determine which type of component it is at a glance.

As my refactoring, I changed the naming as follows.

Example

before

return (
  <ScheduleContainer>
    <Header>
      <Date>
        Hello!
      </Date>
      <TypeSelectorContainer>
        <TypeSelector />
      </TypeSelectorContainer>
    </Header>
  </ScheduleContainer>
);

after

return (
  <Div_ScheduleContainer>
    <Header>   // <-React component
      <H2_Date>
        Hello!
      </H2_Date>
      <Div_TypeSelectorContainer>
        <TypeSelector />  // <-React component
      </Div_TypeSelectorContainer>
    </Header>  // <-React component
  </Div_ScheduleContainer>
);

However, this refactoring violates react/jsx-pascal-case in ESLint.

Do you have any better ideas than this?

Thanks for reading.

Comments

[Arun Kumar G]

What if you add prefix for each component like this?
StyledButton
StyledDate
so you can easily identify by the name and serves the purpose

[itouoti12]

Incorporating Alan's input

return (
  <StyledScheduleContainer>
    <Header>   // <-React component
      <StyledDate>
        Hello!
      </StyledDate>
      <StyledTypeSelectorContainer>
        <TypeSelector />  // <-React component
      </StyledTypeSelectorContainer>
    </Header>  // <-React component
  </StyledScheduleContainer>
);

I see.

This might make it easier to identify StyledComponent.
However, tag recognition may still have room for improvement...?🤔

Thank you.