Added get_component_names and contains_component_definition.#993
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| /// Lookups a component by name, returning whether it's found or not | ||
| pub fn contains_component_definition(&self, component_name: &str) -> bool { |
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contains_component_definition -> contains_component.
Can you add an example as well? It can be almost copied from the one below
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I needed to get the names of all components that are registered. This pull request adds similar methods to the ones that exist for getting templates without exposing the components.
Hope this looks good to you.