[SOLVED] What is the correct way of naming mods?

[Myxtro]

I'm new to modding and I follow various tutorials to learn the basics. There's one thing I don't really understand: the naming part. What is the correct way of naming your mod in eclipse? I'm talking about the name of the package in src/main/java folder. 

I see people using "com.[username].[modname]" while others use things like "[modname].mod" or "com.[modname].[subname]"

What is the correct way of doing it?

Edited January 2, 2018 by Myxtro

[Ugdhar]

If you own a domain, it'd be [tld].[domain].[packagename]

So, do not use com.[username] unless you actually own [username].com.

If you don't own a domain, just use your username as the base package.

[Myxtro]

3 minutes ago, Ugdhar said:

If you own a domain, it'd be [tld].[domain].[packagename]

So, do not use com.[username] unless you actually own [username].com.

If you don't own a domain, just use your username as the base package.

 

What do you mean with tld?

[Ugdhar]

tld is top level domain, i.e. com, net, org, etc.

[Myxtro]

So if you have no domain, you just leave it empty?

So for example, mine should look like: "myxtro.[modname]"? 

[Ugdhar]

10 minutes ago, Myxtro said:

So for example, mine should look like: "myxtro.[modname]"?

Yup, looks good to me!

[Myxtro]

Thanks! Topic may be closed.