Badger case is a naming convention for functions that plays well with functional programming style.
The basic idea is to have determininistic way to name a function starting from its accepted parameters and its returned value.
Here's some examples:
const aTOb = a => b;
const aTObTOc = a => b => c;
const aANDbTOc = (a, b) => c;
const aANDbTOcTOd = (a, b) => c => d;Then you can:
const aTOb = a => b;
const bTOc = b => c;
const aTOc = pipe(aTOb, bTOc);or:
const aANDbTOcTOd = (a, b) => c => d;
const cTOd = aANDbTOcTOd(a, b);##Real life examples:
const requestTOqpTOcode = request => qp => request.query[qp];
const stationListANDrequestTOcodeTOstation = (stationList, request) => code => {
...
};
const qpTOcode = requestTOqpTOcode(request); // comments here.
const codeTOstation = stationListANDrequestTOcodeTOstation(stationList, request); // comments here.
const qpTOstation = pipe(qpTOcode, codeTOstation);
const originStation = qpTOstation('from'); // comments here.
const destinationStation = qpTOstation('to');
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