Bug: JS warning when multiples spaces in title

[rngtng]

Another tiny one: I figured I get a js warning (in vscode) when request title has more than one space:

### Foo Bar Baz
GET http://httpbin.org

Warning: Javascript Keyword Foo_Bar Baz not allowed as name. Haven't test it, but probably this breaks even the @ref option for following requests..

On a side node: I'd expect the name conversion into lower camelcase: fooBarBaz !?

[AnWeber]

I love javascript, but how javascript implemented String.replace is fucking stupid.

// wrong
"foo foo bar".replace(' ', '_');
// wrong
"foo foo bar".replace(/\s/u, '_');
//right
"foo foo bar".replace(/\s/gu, '_')

[rngtng]

Wow! Indeed WTF:

If pattern is a string, only the first occurrence will be replaced.

https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/String/replace

thanks the fix

[AnWeber]

Exactly. I know the peculiarity of replace actually well, but would have remembered that regex solves my problem. I forgot about the /g flag. I switch programming languages too often lately.