camel casing
See original GitHub issuesome have _ some are camel. some of the main attributes are camel case, some are not. can we switch all to camel for cleanliness and sanity?
lib/posts.js
251:4 error Identifier 'feed_url' is not in camel case camelcase
252:4 error Identifier 'site_url' is not in camel case camelcase
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Any news on V2? Just starting with this module and the case mixing’s a bit confusing.
Hey guys, stumbled upon this conversation and agree using a consistent naming convention would be amazing!
@dylang @ErisDS Who is generously maintaining this package finally?