Add support for enum values which contain an apostrophe. #57
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I was running into problems because
Côte D'Ivoirewas one of the values for a country enum in my Airtable base. This should do the trick, feel free to make any edits you'd like or just ask me to. Bumped the version because I'd assume it's not a big hassle for you to publish this but cool if you don't want to either.I assume the example and tests are both pulling from an Airtable base that you have set up? I changed the tests but not the example, I don't know if you want to change your Airtable base and then re-run your script to populate the example to keep the tests and the examples in sync or not but I have to leave that decision to you I'm afraid hahaha.
Super neat library by the way, thanks for writing this ❤️