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Allow hyphenated-names in services - fixes #113 #114
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This is my first PR to a popular open source project, which is awesome. But if I screwed something up please let me know :-)
There wasn't a test for the complete
importService()
function. Nor did I see an obvious place to put one. So instead I added a test foraddImport()
, and fixed that so the varName handles hyphenated-names. This seems right to me since I don't think hyphenated-names would be OK in any use ofaddImport()
But importService(), has another instance of the same problem. I added the fix there as well, but did NOT add a case that covers that. Not sure where to put that. However all tests do pass!.
comments? is this ok?
Closes feathersjs-ecosystem/cli#19