How to use camel-case

function merge (node, data) {
 for (const key in data) {
  const val = data[key]
  node[camelCase(key)] = isObject(val) ? merge({}, val) : val
 }

 return node
}

function resolveElementType(type) {
 // Try to match '<node-module-name>.<component-name>'
 const [moduleName, componentName] = type.split('.');

 if (moduleName && componentName) {
  // Add a module import based on the type.
  let className;
  const imports = {};

  if (componentName === 'default') {
   // Import is 'import <import-name> from <node-module-name>'
   const importName = camelCase(moduleName);
   imports[moduleName] = [`default:${importName}`];
   className = importName;
  } else {
   // Import is 'import { <component-name> } from '<node-module-name>'
   const [importName] = (componentName.match(/^([^\.]+)\.?(.+)?/) || []).slice(1);
   imports[moduleName] = [importName];
   className = componentName;
  }

  return { className, imports };
 } else if (moduleName) {
  // Type is a literal React component name (e.g. 'div')
  return { className: `'${moduleName}'`, imports: {} };
 } else {
  throw new Error(`Illegal element type ${type}`);
 }
}

const key = camelCase(name)
const val = values[i]