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epic-case-converter

v1.0.1

Published

Convert variable names in your code across different programming languages.

Downloads

3

Readme

Case Convert

A JS library to convert variable names in your code across different programming languages.

Instructions

  1. Install the library using npm i epic-case-converter
  2. Require the library in your file: const convertCase = require('epic-case-converter)
  3. Call the function and pass in two arguments: the variable you want to convert and the case you want to convert it to (all cases outlined below). For example, if you call convertCase('MyVariableName', 'kebab') it will return the string my-variable-name

Camel Case:

Programs: JavaScript, Java, C#, Swift
Example: myVariableName

Pascal Case (Upper Camel Case):

Programs: C#, Swift
Example: MyVariableName

Snake Case:

Programs: Python, Ruby
Example: my_variable_name

Kebab Case (Hyphen Case):

Programs: CSS, HTML, URL slugs
Example: my-variable-name

Train Case (Title Case):

Programs: Pascal, Erlang
Example: My-Variable-Name

Screaming Snake Case (Upper Snake Case):

Programs: Python (for constants)
Example: MY_VARIABLE_NAME

Upper Case:

Programs: C, C++, PHP
Example: MYVARIABLENAME

Lower Case:

Programs: C, C++, PHP
Example: myvariablename

* LIIMITATIONS: The library cannot convert from Upper Case or Lower Case (C, C++, PHP) since there is no way to parse the words in the variable. It can convert to these cases though.