🏷️ Nomenclature

Bookshelf respects certain naming conventions in order to reduce the effort needed to read and understand code.

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Files	Use the snake_case convention. A few names are reserved for special functions at the root of each module: __help__, __load__, __tick__, and __unload__. Example: function/<my_function>.mcfunction
Entity tags	Use the snake_case convention. Must be prefixed with bs. and the name of the module. Example: bs.<module>.my_tag
Data storage	Use the snake_case convention. Is limited to what is defined in the shared data section. Example: bs:data <module>.<feature>
Objectives	Use the snake_case convention and bs. prefix. Only create new objectives if no existing objective defined in the shared data section can be used. Example: bs.my_objective
Scoreholders	Use the snake_case convention. Must be prefixed with the name of the module. Each score should also be prefixed by either # for private scores or $ for public ones. Example: $<module>.debug or #<module>.any