Javascript -> JavaScript

README.md

@@ -6,8 +6,8 @@ Browse, filter and manipulate your JSON inside the browser.
 
 - Fetch local and external JSON or paste local code
 - Filter JSON like you would filter JS objects in the browser (e.g. `data.values[1].message`)
-- Copy filtered output to your clipboard as a javascript object or JSON string
-- Manipulate filtered output in your browser's javascript console
+- Copy filtered output to your clipboard as a JavaScript object or JSON string
+- Manipulate filtered output in your browser's JavaScript console
 
 Live version hosted at [jsonbrowse.com](https://jsonbrowse.com).
 

components/Copy.js

@@ -38,10 +38,10 @@ export default class extends Component {
           text={ objectifyJson(this.props.json) }
           onCopy={ this.onJsCopy }
         >
-          <span>{ this.state.copiedJs ? '✔ Copied' : 'Copy as Javascript' }</span>
+          <span>{ this.state.copiedJs ? '✔ Copied' : 'Copy as JavaScript' }</span>
         </Copy>
         <Console>
-          Open Javascript console for more options { showShortcut && "(⌥⌘J)" }
+          Open JavaScript console for more options { showShortcut && "(⌥⌘J)" }
         </Console>
       </Container>
     );

pages/info.js

@@ -19,7 +19,7 @@ export default () => (
         </p>
         <p>
           Once you have your data, you can filter it like you would filter
-          any Javascript object. For example the following will fetch the name of
+          any JavaScript object. For example the following will fetch the name of
           the changed file from <a href="https://api.github.com/repos/jorilallo/jsonbrowse/commits/54516f2ec071abd81d0d9945e6ce5d45d99010f7">
           this project&apos;s commit</a>:
         </p>
@@ -28,15 +28,15 @@ files[0].filename
         </Codeblock>
         <p>
           At any point, filtered or unfiltered, you can copy the output as a JSON
-          string or as a Javascript object which you can be directly used in your code.
+          string or as a JavaScript object which you can be directly used in your code.
         </p>
         <ImageContainer>
           <Image src="/static/images/console.png" alt="Console" />
         </ImageContainer>
         <p>
           To do more advanced filtering and manipulation of data, currently filtered
           data is exposed as global variables and can be accessed with browser&apos;s
-          Javascript console. <a href="https://lodash.com/docs/">lodash</a> is available
+          JavaScript console. <a href="https://lodash.com/docs/">lodash</a> is available
           as well.
         </p>
 

utils/ascii.js

@@ -17,7 +17,7 @@ console.log(`%cWelcome to json.browse() console. To give you more
 freedom over your data, you can manipulate your loaded
 and filtered data here with following variables:`, 'color: blue;');
 console.log('');
-console.log('%c    data  ' + '%c- ' + 'Parsed data as Javascript object', 'color: #9c27b0;', 'color: grey;');
+console.log('%c    data  ' + '%c- ' + 'Parsed data as JavaScript object', 'color: #9c27b0;', 'color: grey;');
 console.log('%c    json  ' + '%c- ' + 'Filtered JSON as a string', 'color: #9c27b0;', 'color: grey;');
 console.log('');
 console.log('%cLodash is also available (e.g. ' + '%c_.last(data.items);' + '%c)', 'color: blue;', 'font-style: italic; color: #9c27b0;', 'color: blue;');