Is there a reason TipTap deviated from Prosemirror in node naming?

[philiprenich]

I'm working on porting over a DOM serializer to C# and have run into the annoying realisation that when exporting to JSON, TipTap uses camelCased naming convention for nodes and marks: listItem, codeBlock etc. Prosemirror uses list_item and code_block

I'm working alongside a C# port of Prosemirror so am trying to follow those conventions. It's definitely surmountable to deal with the difference, but more custom code to handle it and I was curious what the reasoning was for this change.

Similarily, Tiptap uses italic and bold whereas Prosemirror uses em and strong

I'm not looking for it to be changed (that's Breaking, and a major version bump), but to make sure there isn't a reason that will impact my code I should be aware of. Thanks!

[nperez0111]

The naming of extensions was decided long ago. The names should not affect your application in anyway and you can override extension names