Fix entry name from npm registry for installation #2
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Amorymeltzer
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Sep 7, 2021
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@Amorymeltzer The shell commands using camelcase (i.e., |
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Sure. I figured it might as well match, esp. the executable, but it ain't a big deal. |
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Yes, it should be Thank you 👍🏻 |
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I attempted to install the tool using the instructions in the README. When executing "npm install -g replace-jQuery", the response report
'replace-jQuery@*' is not in the npm registry.. However, "'replace-jquery" and it appears to be authored by @sachinchoolur, but perhaps npm dropped the capitalization.Regardless, this PR changes the README to allow for installation based on the name in npm.