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Allow camelCase for proxy to reflect dashes in tag name
See original GitHub issueProxy mechanism is very convenient but I did not find a way to create tags with a dash, e.g. <my-table></my-table>. It would be convenient to use camelCase (as seen in css-loader) to proxy crel using crelProxy.myTable() over crelProxy['my-table'].
I could make a PR but somehow my editor (atom/vscode) changes white spaces and the whole file is marked as a change: https://github.com/quirm/crel/commit/acb0c89b5660498d8b0f330331be47890dcab94d (a change https://github.com/quirm/crel/blob/master/crel.js#L159-L164)
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FYI I have no idea if the
import * as crel from '^/crel'syntax will work since it’s a horrible syntax that adds no clarity and in fact generally obscures how the module system works. YMMV.Sorry this didn’t end up being very helpful for you.
I think I’ll still end up using this change, as it also removes setup that currently happens in crel regardless of whether you use .proxy or not.
I’d personally recommend you try the symlink approach, i generally use it to symlink the root of a project to
^, to avoid annoying paths like../../../myModule, and instead do^/myModule