Boost Your Coding Efficiency with an AI-Powered Naming Tool for Frontend and Backend
This article explains how developers struggling with inconsistent and unclear naming in Java and Vue projects can use a self‑built AI naming assistant—available as a lightweight web app and an IntelliJ IDEA plugin—to instantly generate clean, convention‑compliant identifiers from simple Chinese descriptions.
Problem
Developers frequently waste time on naming variables, methods, and classes when switching between front‑end (Vue) and back‑end (Java). Examples include vague method names ( getUserStatus), temporary variables ( tempList, flag1, finalResultMap) and mixed Chinese‑English identifiers ( deleteUserById('zhangsan')).
Solution
Web version
Accessible at https://www.icanshock.fun/. The page runs in a browser, requires no installation, and accepts a Chinese description of the desired functionality (e.g., “根据用户ID列表批量查询用户信息”). After clicking the generate button, the service returns naming suggestions in multiple styles:
camelCase – e.g., getUserInfo PascalCase – e.g., GetUserInfo snake_case – e.g., get_user_info The tool also performs high‑quality translation from Chinese intent to idiomatic English technical terms.
IntelliJ IDEA plugin
Search “Easy Naming” in the IDEA plugin marketplace and install. Workflow:
Write a Chinese comment describing the desired name, e.g. // 批量删除用户.
Select the comment and press Alt+z.
A popup appears next to the cursor with a list of suggested identifiers.
Click a suggestion to replace the comment with the chosen name.
The plugin works entirely inside the IDE, eliminating context switches.
Key Features
Multiple naming styles (camelCase, PascalCase, snake_case).
Accurate translation of Chinese intent into standard English technical vocabulary.
Zero‑install web interface; can be bookmarked for quick access.
IDE integration via shortcut for instant in‑place replacement.
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