I do, for real constants that are static values. Consider this example:
const BASE_URL = 'http://example.com'; const url = `${BASE_URL}/hello`;
Since url isn't a true constant (it uses another variable to determine its value), I keep it lowercase.
url
Also, I only use constant case at the top level scope, or when I'm importing constants from another file.
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I do, for real constants that are static values. Consider this example:
Since
urlisn't a true constant (it uses another variable to determine its value), I keep it lowercase.Also, I only use constant case at the top level scope, or when I'm importing constants from another file.