Use camel case instead.

Underscores managed to be worse.

flaskr/static/styles.css

@@ -113,7 +113,7 @@ input, textarea {
   dl {
     margin-top: 0;
   }
-  #closing_text {
+  #closingText {
     width: 50%;
   }
 }

flaskr/templates/writing.jinja2

@@ -40,11 +40,11 @@
     <dl>
       {{ render_field(form.username) }}
       {{ render_field(form.company) }}
-      {{ render_field(form.job_and_pronoun) }}
-      {{ render_field(form.skill_types) }}
-      {{ render_field(form.my_skills) }}
+      {{ render_field(form.jobAndPronoun) }}
+      {{ render_field(form.skillTypes) }}
+      {{ render_field(form.mySkills) }}
       {{ render_field(form.body, 'class=bigtext') }}
-      {{ render_field(form.closing_text) }}
+      {{ render_field(form.closingText) }}
     </dl>
 
     {% if errors %}

latty.py

@@ -28,20 +28,20 @@ base_tex_text = open(proj_dir + "/writing_templates/base.tex", "r").read()
 class CLData:
     username: str
     company: str
-    job_and_pronoun: str
-    skill_types: str
-    my_skills: str
-    closing_text: str
+    jobAndPronoun: str
+    skillTypes: str
+    mySkills: str
+    closingText: str
     body: str
 
     def get_pairs(self):
         return [
             ("username", self.username),
             ("company", self.company),
-            ("job_and_pronoun", self.job_and_pronoun),
-            ("skill_types", self.skill_types),
-            ("my_skills", self.my_skills),
-            ("closing_text", self.closing_text),
+            ("jobAndPronoun", self.jobAndPronoun),
+            ("skillTypes", self.skillTypes),
+            ("mySkills", self.mySkills),
+            ("closingText", self.closingText),
             ("body", self.body),
         ]
 

writing.py

@@ -26,23 +26,23 @@ class CLForm(Form):
         [validators.Length(min=2, max=99)],
         default="BananaCorp"
     )
-    job_and_pronoun = StringField(
+    jobAndPronoun = StringField(
         'Job and Pronoun (a/an):',
         [validators.Length(min=4, max=99)],
         default="a banana stocker"
     )
-    skill_types = StringField(
+    skillTypes = StringField(
         'Skill Type:',
         [validators.Length(min=2, max=99)],
         default="practical"
     )
-    my_skills = StringField(
+    mySkills = StringField(
         'My Skills:',
         [validators.Length(min=2, max=99)],
         default="stocking bananas"
     )
 
-    closing_text = TextAreaField(
+    closingText = TextAreaField(
         'Closing Text:',
         [validators.Length(min=2, max=99)],
         default="I look forward to hearing from you"
@@ -53,8 +53,8 @@ class CLForm(Form):
         [validators.Length(min=4, max=9999)],
         default=(
             "My name is {\\username}. I'm excited for the opportunity to work as "
-            "{\\job_and_pronoun} with your company.  I think my {\\skill_types} knowledge "
-            "of {\\my_skills} can contribute a lot to your team.\n\n"
+            "{\\jobAndPronoun} with your company.  I think my {\\skillTypes} knowledge "
+            "of {\\mySkills} can contribute a lot to your team.\n\n"
     
             "I am passionate about what I do, and I think we would work well together.\n\n"
     
@@ -106,10 +106,10 @@ def index_post():
         data = CLData(
             username=form.username.data,
             company=form.company.data,
-            job_and_pronoun=form.job_and_pronoun.data,
-            skill_types=form.skill_types.data,
-            my_skills=form.my_skills.data,
-            closing_text=form.closing_text.data,
+            jobAndPronoun=form.jobAndPronoun.data,
+            skillTypes=form.skillTypes.data,
+            mySkills=form.mySkills.data,
+            closingText=form.closingText.data,
             body=form.body.data,
         )
 

writing_templates/base.tex

@@ -9,7 +9,7 @@
 
 \body
 
-\closing{\closing\_text,}
+\closing{\closingText,}
 
 \end{letter}
 \end{document}

writing_templates/default.tex

@@ -1,15 +1,15 @@
  
 \def \thecompany {BananCorp}
-\def \job\_and\_pronoun {PusherBoy }
-\def \skill\_types {broad, practical }
-\def \my\_skills {software design principles}
+\def \jobAndPronoun {PusherBoy }
+\def \skillTypes {broad, practical }
+\def \mySkills {software design principles}
 % CoverLetter.tex - Create a cover letter using an included vars.tex
 
 % \def \username {Sage Vaillancourt}
 % \def \thecompany {Travelers}
-% \def \job\_and\_pronoun {a Software Engineer }
-% \def \skill\_types {broad, practical }
-% \def \my\_skills   {computer systems}
+% \def \jobAndPronoun {a Software Engineer }
+% \def \skillTypes {broad, practical }
+% \def \mySkills   {computer systems}
 
 \include{vars}
 
@@ -23,8 +23,8 @@
 \opening{Dear \thecompany,}
 
 My name is Sage Vaillancourt. I'm excited for the opportunity to work as
-\job\_and\_pronoun  with your company. It's clear that you're looking for a hard worker who
-has a \skill\_types knowledge of \my\_skills, so I'm certain that I'd be a
+\jobAndPronoun  with your company. It's clear that you're looking for a hard worker who
+has a \skillTypes knowledge of \mySkills, so I'm certain that I'd be a
 perfect fit to work with you.
 
 I am someone who has been passionate about computers my whole life, and I have