Fixed import issue for _camelCase in handlers.py #465
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As discussed before in jupyterlab/jupyterlab#17205, PRs should address previously defined issues. This PR appears to be fully AI-generated and removes valid code - closing. |
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fixed the import issue for _camelCase in handlers.py and moves the _camelCase function to the new utils.py file for better code and also updates the import statements in handlers.py to use from utils import _camelCase because the function _camelCase was missing causing an error well moving it to utils.py ensures it can be reused in other parts of code so basically what I did *first created a new utils.py file then *second moved _cameCase and is url functions to utils.py and *third updated handlers.py to import _camelCase from utils.py.