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@agape/string

v2.0.0

Published

String and token manipulation

Downloads

39

Readme

@agape/string

String and token manipulation

Synopsis

import { 
    camelize,
    kebabify, 
    pascalize, 
    pluralize, 
    titalize, 
    verbalize 
} from '@agape/string'

camelize('foo bar')      // fooBar

kebabify('Foo bar')      // foo-bar

pascalize('Foo bar')      // FooBar

pluralize('foo')         // foos

titalize('a foo a bar')  // A Foo a Bar

verbalize('foo-bar')     // Foo bar

Description

Translate strings between different representations.

Functions

camelize

Convert to camel case.

kebabify

Converted to kebab-case: lower case, word boundaries replaced with dashes.

pascalize

Remove all symbols and spaces, captialize words.

pluralize

Adds an 's' to most words. Words that end in 'y' are changed to 'ies'. Words that end in s have 'es' appended to the word.

titalize

The first letter of each word is capitalized with the exception of a, an, and, at, be, but, by, for, if, in, of, on, the, to which are only capitalized if they are the first word in the string, otherwise they are converted to lowercase.

verbalize

First character capitalized, word boundaries replaced with spaces.

Author

Maverik Minett [email protected]

Copyright

© 2020-2024 Maverik Minett

License

MIT