feat: allow names with spaces (Windows & macOS) #876
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Linux only supports lowercase, similar to |
I guess you mean, let's say the user types in Google Translate, then we automatically convert it to google-translate in the Linux platform? |
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Close #873
This PR updates the name option to accept names with spaces. For example, you can use the below command to generate the app:
However, I didn't update the Linux platform's name pattern because I saw some specific rules (only lowercase letters) in the regex. @tw93 Can the Linux app name contain spaces?