In generate_module.rb 'bumpy' and 'camel' naming conventions are exchanged.

[deltalejo]

Lets say I want to create the module super useful module using bumpy case, I would run something like:

ruby generate_module.rb -n"bumpy" "super useful module"

I expect the module to be named SuperUsefulModule but instead it is named superUsefulModule (first letter is not capitalized and it should be.).
Then, if I want to create the same module using camel case, I would run something like:

ruby generate_module.rb -n"camel" "super useful module"

I expect the module to be named superUsefulModule but instead it is named SuperUsefulModule (first letter is capitalized and it should not be).

[mvandervoord]

Does it not match the documentation or this functionality elsewhere? Camel-case usually starts with a capital (the head of the camel) and bumpy case just has bumps in it?

[deltalejo]

This is the only documentation I found. Actual functionality and documentation does not match.

[mvandervoord]

Thanks for pointing that out. Also, after you brought this all up, I jumped on Wikipedia and noticed their official entry on camel case matches our documentation, not our code. So I apologize. You are correct and I'll definitely get on fixing this. :)