Amazing job done here! Thanks alot from my team for this plugin. Working great already, but with this feature implemented it is going to be godlike one!
Right now it is possible to write %screenNameLowerCase% but if we define custom var like UseCaseName it would be nice to write something like
private val %UseCaseNameLowerCase%: %UseCaseName% or
private val %UseCaseName?uncap_first%: %UseCaseName%
What is working for me now is
private val usecase%UseCaseName%: %UseCaseName% or private val m%UseCaseName%: %UseCaseName%
Amazing job done here! Thanks alot from my team for this plugin. Working great already, but with this feature implemented it is going to be godlike one!
Right now it is possible to write
%screenNameLowerCase%but if we define custom var like UseCaseName it would be nice to write something likeprivate val %UseCaseNameLowerCase%: %UseCaseName%orprivate val %UseCaseName?uncap_first%: %UseCaseName%What is working for me now is
private val usecase%UseCaseName%: %UseCaseName%orprivate val m%UseCaseName%: %UseCaseName%