Lowering first letters without losing underscore in order to be compatible with C# Web Api and bug fix #67
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…rFirstLetter option is added to enable lowering first letter without using camel case to preserve underscore in attributes + README update
…ame with C# web api backend
…was returned like bb4bbaa but should be bB4BBaa
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Hi @sahin52. |
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I don't remember exactly, but it was |
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I checked a web api about what it returns for various objects. So as I see, underscores are saved, but the initial letters are lowercase if they are uppercase in the backend. So I added a config, which will let you have the same object with the one that returns from web api