You are using url.parse to parse URI (as camel URL terminology known as URI), it is good call reusing common lib.
But the fact is that url.parse return a case insensitive form of hostname.
It makes your example goes wrong,
var obj = require('./myObj');
require('donkey-obj/ObjectResolver').register('myObj',new obj());
as you are registering obj as myObj not as myobj.
I think it is good practice to write URI as lowered-case insensitive value.
You are using url.parse to parse URI (as camel URL terminology known as URI), it is good call reusing common lib.
But the fact is that url.parse return a case insensitive form of hostname.
It makes your example goes wrong,
as you are registering obj as myObj not as myobj.
I think it is good practice to write URI as lowered-case insensitive value.