In this change, we're just getting on top of some basic things we've either omitted when making changes or because we have made a conscious decision about a way forward.

• Using kebab-case rather than snake_case for filenames
  • Though there is no standard or rule, it's our opinion that most javascript projects use kebab-case
• Ensuring all require() statements include the extension
  • We know it's not needed. But as Switch from CommonJS to ES6 modules shows, we really want to switch to imports one day and this will set us up for that
• Including module JSDoc comments at the top of each file
  • We use JSDoc to comment our methods. It also recommends CommonJS modules should include a standalone comment. When you do, VSCode will display the info when you hover over a require()
• Ensuring the top of our files, where we do our requiring etc is consistent throughout
  • Sometimes its good to have a set structure, as it removes any hesitation or stress from deciding things that don't actually matter, so you can focus on the things that do

For reference, our convention at the top of files is

• use strict
• @module tag
• external dependencies
• internal modules
• config
• constants

With a new line between each section