Encoding.Naming

```
@Target(METHOD)
@Retention(SOURCE)
public static @interface Encoding.Naming
```
Many elements (but not all) supports customized naming patterns. Use single asterisk symbol in a name to denote a placeholder where attribute name would be insterted. We call namings of form "*" as identity naming, and the ones which have no placeholder, as in "set" - constant namings. Like "with*Added" for copy with addition method. Elements that can have customized naming:
- Copy/With methods
- Helper fields and methods
- Builder attribute initializer
- Helper fields and methods on builder
As an alternative to specifying a pattern, you may want to reuse standard() naming.
Please note, that with customized naming it is possible (but in general, not recommended) to put constant naming (without "*" placeholder) on elements. But when you do this it can result in name clashes in generated code.
See Also:

depluralize(), standard()

Optional Element Summary

Optional Elements
Modifier and Type	Optional Element	Description
`boolean`	`depluralize`	Set to `true` if depluralizer needs to kick in and try to convert attribute name to a singular form before applying pattern (`value()`).
`Encoding.StandardNaming`	`standard`	Standard namings can be used to reuse standard styles, like the ones defined in `Value.Immutable.Style` for the custom-defined elements in encoding.
`java.lang.String`	`value`	Naming pattern for element.

- Element Detail
  - value
```
java.lang.String value
```
    Naming pattern for element.
    
    Returns:
    
    naming pattern
    
    Default:
    
    "*"
- - depluralize
```
boolean depluralize
```
    Set to true if depluralizer needs to kick in and try to convert attribute name to a singular form before applying pattern (value()). Some standard namings imply depluralization (Encoding.StandardNaming.ADD, Encoding.StandardNaming.PUT).
    
    Returns:
    
    if depluralized attribute name
    
    Default:
    
    false
- - standard
```
Encoding.StandardNaming standard
```
    Standard namings can be used to reuse standard styles, like the ones defined in Value.Immutable.Style for the custom-defined elements in encoding. If Encoding.StandardNaming is used with the generator other than Immutables which do not have notion of namings/styles, then, typical default values will be used.
    
    Default:
    
    org.immutables.encode.Encoding.StandardNaming.NONE