Convert a npm package name into a safe-to-use variable name. Use as a mixin in Yeoman generators.
Convert a npm package name into a safe-to-use variable name. Use as a mixin in Yeoman generators.
Install with npm:
npm i namify --save-dev
Install with bower
npm i namify --save-dev
var namify = require('namify');
console.log(namify('foo-bar-bar'));
//=> fooBarBaz
If the resulting variable name matches an ECMAscript reserved word, an underscore will be prepended to the variable name.
Use as a mixin in Yeoman generators:
// in the contructor
this._.mixin(namify);
// in templates you can now do something like:
var <%= _.namify(appName) %> = require('<%= appname %>');
//=> var fooBarBaz = require('foo-bar-baz');
Jon Schlinkert
Copyright (c) 2014 Jon Schlinkert, contributors.
Released under the MIT license
This file was generated by verb-cli on May 11, 2014.
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Convert a npm package name into a safe-to-use variable name. Use as a mixin in Yeoman generators.
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