Is there any way to close the config of 'contain no uppercase letters' about stylelint-bem HOT 8 CLOSED

Thats really sad :(
We are using the CamelCase style and this would be a really nice feature. Since @nicholaslee119 did already the work, why did you not merge it?

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me too, ernscht.
Im also interested in using this with PascalCase

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Thanks a lot for your input.
Because of simplicity, readability and consistency we decided to go the way allowing only small letters in our rules. But, this is not yet set in stone - the idea sounds interesting.
We will reconsider our decision, check your PR and try to merge with our ideas for naming - but we need some time ;-)

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That's where i read under naming rules: "written in lowercase" ;-)

We don't want to invest time in a feature we won't need and in our opinion doesn't make the css more readable and makes the linter more error-prone.

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anyway, I PR for this 😄

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@nicholaslee119 your pull request looks really nice but unfortunately I am with ernscht.
Small cased class names are a standard which is very widely used over the web.

According to stackoverflow:

"Using uppercase, dashes or underscores when naming css selectors"

The CSS spec does not specify how browsers should handle case, so using camelCase leaves one open to ambiguous interpretation.

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Sorry, guys.

Besides @jantimon 's argument (see above), there was another reason not to take over the PR: It was not ready. For example, the linter would not work with PascalCase names, which you want to use.

So, we decided to not apply a PR with a config param which allows classes like m-applEBlock or o-bAnAnAbLOCK and, at the same time, disallows classes like m-AppleBlock.

You see, it's not easy, and we actually want to stick with a small, simple linter.

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Ok, so I why not add options for the different BEM styles? I agree that we don't want to habe something like bAnAnAbLOCK or m-applEBlock either ;)

See "Alternative naming schemes" from https://en.bem.info/methodology/naming-convention/

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