Change component name to lowercase #203
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Capitalized component names were only a remnant of camel-cased elixir modules. Now, with component names being separate, there is no need to follow this convention. Lower-case arguments are the easiest way to interact with an application.
Added more tests for an invalid component argument: * Downloader with a capital D to test that the component namae is case-sensitive and lowercase. * uploader to test a completely unknown component, but in a valid (lowercase) format.
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Capitalized component names were only a remnant of camel-cased elixir modules. Now, with component names being separate, there is no need to follow this convention. Lower-case arguments are the easiest way to interact with an application.
Fixes #197.