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kebab-case

v2.0.1

Published

Convert a string to kebab-case, i.e. its dash separated form

Downloads

1,118,107

Readme

kebab-case

NPM version

Convert a string to kebab-case, i.e. its dash separated form

The difference between kebab-case and e.g. dashify is that this module doesn't modify the string in any other way than transforming uppercased letters to their lowercased counterparts prefixed with -. Thanks to this there's also a reverse function to do the opposite, i.e. get back the original value.

This is used in Unistyle to transform JavaScript CSS properties to their CSS counterparts without losing a possible browser prefix, e.g: WebkitTransform -> -webkit-transform.

Installation

Install kebab-case using npm:

npm install --save kebab-case

Usage

Module usage

import kebabCase from "kebab-case";

kebabCase("WebkitTransform");
// "-webkit-transform"
kebabCase.reverse("-webkit-transform");
// "WebkitTransform"
kebabCase("WebkitTransform", false);
// "webkit-transform"

API

kebabCase(str)

| Name | Type | Description | | --------------- | --------- | ----------------------------------------------------------- | | str | String | The string to convert | | keepLeadingDash | Boolean | Whether to keep the leading dash or not. Default is true. |

Returns: String, the kebab cased string.

kebabCase.reverse(str)

| Name | Type | Description | | ---- | -------- | -------------------------- | | str | String | The string to convert back |

Returns: String, the "unkebab cased" string.

License

MIT © Joakim Carlstein