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Minor tweaks to the rules.

Mat. B 2020-04-25 22:26:02 -05:00
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Code-style-guide.md

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These are the code style guidelines that should be followed when contributing to fluxion.
## Indentation
_Indent = two tabs
<br>
<br>
Not hard tabs. Not four spaces. Not however many spaces you feel like. **2 tabs.**
Due to the fact the tab length may vary between systems and users, use **two spaces** instead of real tabs.
* No hard tabs (\t)
* Not four spaces
* Not however many spaces you feel like
* **Two spaces** ( )
## Line Length
Be reasonable. Keeping within 80 characters is recommended, 120 is the **maximum**.
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## Variables
* Limit the scope of variables to local if within a function.
* Wrap your variables in ${curly} ${braces} for clarity.
* Use existing variables whenever possible to avoid pollution.
* Identify variables using **camel-case**.
* Prefix identifiers with the **capitalized** script name defining them.
For example, the global "FluxionLanguage"
For example, the global "CaptivePortalHashPath"
This global is prefixed with "Fluxion" to signify it belongs to the fluxion script. Using camel-case makes it clear it's not a subroutine.
This global is prefixed with "CaptivePortal" to signify it belongs to the captive portal attack script. Using camel-case makes it clear it's not a subroutine, which use **snake-case**.
## Constants
* Limit the scope of constants to local if within a function.
* Wrap your constants in ${curly} ${braces} for clarity.
* Use existing constants whenever possible to avoid pollution.
* Identify constants using **camel-case**.
* Prefix identifiers with the **uppercased** script name defining them.
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```
${USER}
${PWD}
$USER
$PWD
```
## Flow Logic
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print 'bar'
}
```
NOTE: There are some exceptions but in general use POSIX.
NOTE: There are some exceptions but in general use POSIX standards.
## Misc
Do NOT use backticks (\`command\`) to execute something in a subshell.