string-formatter-utils

A lightweight Node.js utility to format strings to different cases.

Installation

npm install string-formatter-utils



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#### 🧪 2. **Importing the Package**
```md
## Usage

```js
// CommonJS (Node.js)
const format = require('string-formatter-utils');

// Example usage:
console.log(format.toCamelCase("hello world")); // helloWorld


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#### 🔧 3. **Examples for All Functions**
Here’s a full usage section you can copy-paste:

```md
## Available Functions

### ➤ toCamelCase
```js
format.toCamelCase("hello world");
// Output: "helloWorld"

format.toPascalCase("hello world");
// Output: "HelloWorld"

format.toSnakeCase("hello world test");
// Output: "hello_world_test"

format.toKebabCase("hello world test");
// Output: "hello-world-test"

format.toTitleCase("hello world test");
// Output: "Hello World Test"

format.toSentenceCase("hello WORLD");
// Output: "Hello world"

format.toLowerCase("HeLLo WoRLD");
// Output: "hello world"

format.toUpperCase("HeLLo WoRLD");
// Output: "HELLO WORLD"

format.toSlug("Hello World!!");
// Output: "hello-world"

format.toCapitalizeWords("hello world again");
// Output: "Hello World Again"

format.reverseWords("Hello from the other side");
// Output: "side other the from Hello"


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### ✅ 4. Push to GitHub (optional but recommended)
If your package has a GitHub repo, make sure the README is committed there — npm will automatically pull it and display the content.

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### 🚀 5. Publish to npm
Once your `README.md` is ready:
```bash
npm login        # if not already logged in
npm publish