Barcodes with lower case format (such as "codabara") are not initialized properly by init() from HTML code

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The following HTML code does not render a barcode in format "codabar" but results in the following error:

JsBarcode.all.js:1509 Uncaught TypeError: Encoder is not a constructor
at encode (JsBarcode.all.js:1509)
at JsBarcode.all.js:1583
at ErrorHandler.wrapBarcodeCall (JsBarcode.all.js:1194)
at API.init (JsBarcode.all.js:1579)
at index.html:7

> < script src="JsBarcode.all.js" >
> < svg id="barcode" jsbarcode-format="codabar" jsbarcode-value="A01234567890A" jsbarcode-height="100">
> < script>JsBarcode("#barcode").init();

I found the following line

`var Encoder = _barcodes2.default[options.format.toUpperCase()];`

and was able to fix the issue by replacing it with

`var Encoder = _barcodes2.default[options.format.toUpperCase()] || _barcodes2.default[options.format.toLowerCase()];`

I'm not sure if this is the right place to fix the bug, but it seems to be a general problem with barcode formats in lower case.

Reproduce the issue with the HTML example in index.html and trace API.init through JsBarcode.all.js, especially the encode call around line 1509. Verify that the lower-case codabar format renders successfully and that other lower-case barcode formats no longer raise the reported constructor error.

Written by the indexing model from the issue text.