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@noobdevelova/stringformatter

v1.2.0

Published

Format String For Data Consistency

Downloads

9

Readme

String Formatter

String Formatter is a lightweight JavaScript library designed to provide easy-to-use functions for capitalizing strings. Whether you need to capitalize the first letter of a string, each part of a full name, or just a single name, this library simplifies these tasks with straightforward methods.

Features

  • Capitalize First: Capitalizes the first letter of a given string and converts the rest of the string to lowercase.
  • Capitalize Full Name: Capitalizes the first letter of each part of a full name, making it suitable for formatting names in user interfaces.
  • Capitalize Single Name: Capitalizes the first letter of a single name, useful for title cases and user-friendly displays.

Installation

You can install the library via npm:

npm install @noobdevelova/stringformatter

Usage

Example usage of this library:

import {
  capitalizeFirst,
  capitalizeFullName,
  capitalizeSingleName,
  capitalizeAll,
} from "@noobdevelova/stringformatter";

// Example usage

// Capitalize the first letter of a single name
const singleName = capitalizeSingleName("john");
console.log(singleName); // Output: John

// Capitalize the first letter of each part of a full name
const fullName = capitalizeFullName("john doe");
console.log(fullName); // Output: John Doe

// Capitalize the first letter of a string
const firstNameCapitalized = capitalizeFirst("example");
console.log(firstNameCapitalized); // Output: Example

// Capitalize the first letter of a string and lower the rest
const firstNameCapitalizedAndFix = capitalizeFirstAndFix("eXAMPle");
console.log(firstNameCapitalizedAndFix); // Output: Example

// Capitalize all letter of a string
const allCapitalized = capitalizeAll("example");
console.log(firstNameCapitalized); // Output: EXAMPLE

Acknowledgments

  • Author: Randi Risdiansyah

License

This library is licensed under the MIT License.