Naming convention for distinguishing between module / instance / method variables in node JS

Question

Suppose I have code like this:

var moduleVar = "I belong to this module, you could also call me a static var";

var ClassName = function() {
    var instanceVar = "I belong to this instance";

    function someFunction(functionVar) {
        var anotherFunctionVar = "I belong to this function";
        return 1;
    }
}

module.exports = ClassName;

I looked at the naming conventions for node, but I did not find anything that even related to this problem. I like the prefix of instance variables with underscores (like "_instanceVar"), but I still stick to the difference between the function and the module variables.

Is there a naming rule that distinguishes them?

Answer 1

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