Convert text between
camelCase
,PascalCase
,Capital Case
,Header-Case
,Title Case
,path/case
,snake_case
,param-case
,dot.case
,no case
,CONSTANT_CASE
,lower case
,lOWER CASE FIRST
,UPPER CASE
,Upper case first
,sWaP cAsE
->SwAp CaSe
,Sentence Case
,isLowerCase
,isUpperCase
, and other
npm install text-case --save
import {
camelCase, // `camelCase`
pascalCase, // `PascalCase`
capitalCase, // `Capital Case`
headerCase, // `Header-Case`
titleCase, // `Title Case`
pathCase, // `path/case`
snakeCase, // `snake_case`
paramCase, // `param-case`
dotCase, // `dot.case`
noCase, // `no case`
constantCase, // `CONSTANT_CASE`
lowerCase, // `lower case`
lowerCaseFirst, // `lOWER CASE FIRST`
upperCase, // `UPPER CASE`
upperCaseFirst, // `Upper case first`
swapCase, // `sWaP cAsE` -> `SwAp CaSe`
sentenceCase,
isLowerCase,
isUpperCase
} from "text-case";
Methods can also be installed independently. All functions also accept options
as the second argument.
splitRegexp
RegExp used to split into word segments (see example).stripRegexp
RegExp used to remove extraneous characters (default:/[^A-Z0-9]/gi
).delimiter
Value used between words (e.g." "
).transform
Used to transform each word segment (e.g.lowerCase
).
If you find the default split hard to use, you can provide a different one. The example below will change the behavior to expo2020 -> expo 2020
and WorldExpo -> world expo
:
const options = {
splitRegexp: /([a-z])([A-Z0-9])/g
};
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