Hey, a small question about variable naming. I hav...

# codingconventions

[Hildebrandt Tobias]

Hey, a small question about variable naming.
I have many Endpoints in my Multiplatform Project so that both js and jvm are always on the same page.
For readability I have a singleton that just holds all the references to the actual Endpoints.
Is there a more idiomatic way in general to do this or is this fine?
Endpoints.kt

object Endpoints {
    // Keycloak
    val keyCloakNewToken = _keyCloakNewToken
    val keyCloakRefreshToken = _keyCloakRefreshToken
    val keyCloakUsers = _keyCloakUsers

    // Server
    val devices = _devices
    val changeDevice = _changeDevice
}

KeyCloakEndpoints.kt

val _keyCloakUsers = Endpoint(
    url = "/admin/realms/<realm>/users",
    method = EndpointMethod.GET,
    serializer = ArraySerializer(KeycloakUser.serializer())
)

val _keyCloakRefreshToken = Endpoint(
    url = "/realms/<realm>/protocol/openid-connect/token",
    method = <http://EndpointMethod.POST|EndpointMethod.POST>,
    serializer = AuthJwt.serializer(),
    header = mapOf(
        "Content-Type" to "application/x-www-form-urlencoded"
    ),
    requiredUrlEncodedBody = mapOf(
        "grant_type" to "refresh_token",
        "client_id" to "frontend",
        "refresh_token" to ""
    )
)

I read that only private Backingfields should start with an underscore, but I can't make them private here of course.

[Hildebrandt Tobias]

Ah just as I wrote this it occured to me that I could just put the actual Endpoints in an Singleton as well and avoid the underscore thing alltogether. Something, something, tree, forest.