camel-cased the ejs.bodyReady method for consistency

README.md

@@ -60,9 +60,9 @@ All of the Enhance api is available via `window.ejs` or just `ejs`. From `ejs`,
 		});
 	In a pinch, `onDefine` could also be used to delay code execution until another JS file has loaded and executed.
 
-- `bodyready`: run a callback function when the body element is defined. Accepts one argument: a callback function to execute when the `body` element becomes defined. This is merely a shortcut to the `onDefine` example above. Example:
+- `bodyReady`: run a callback function when the body element is defined. Accepts one argument: a callback function to execute when the `body` element becomes defined. This is merely a shortcut to the `onDefine` example above. Example:
 
-		ejs.bodyready( function(){
+		ejs.bodyReady( function(){
 			if( ejs.hasClass( document.body, "home" ) ){
 				// the body element has a class of "home"...
 			}

_demo/enhance.audit.js

@@ -56,7 +56,7 @@
 	// (beware: don't rely on loading CSS this way for styles that need to ejsly at page load or you'll get a FOUC)
 
 	// Note: since we're using hasClass to check if the body element has a class or not, we need to wrap all remaining logic in a call to ejs.isDefined
-	ejs.bodyready( function(){
+	ejs.bodyReady( function(){
 
 		if( ejs.hasClass( win.document.body, "tmpl-home" ) ){
 			ejs.addFile( ejs.files.css.sample );

enhance.js

@@ -42,7 +42,7 @@
 	};
 
 	// shortcut of isDefine body-specific 
-	ejs.bodyready = function( callback ){
+	ejs.bodyReady = function( callback ){
 		ejs.onDefine( "document.body", callback );
 	};