recase

Change file case in bulk

Installation

$ npm install re-case

Usage

recase <pattern> --<opts>

e.g.

recase components/*.js --case capital

Transform all the javascript files in components/ to capital case:

components/menu.js -> components/Menu.js
components/dropdown-menu.js -> components/DropdownMenu.js

Internally this uses to-case, so you can specify any of the cases that it accepts and they should work

• camel - whatTheHeck
• capital - What The Heck
• constant - WHAT_THE_HECK
• dot - what.the.heck
• inverse - WHAt ThE HeCK
• lower - what the heck
• pascal - WhatTheHeck
• sentence - What the heck.
• slug - what-the-heck
• snake - what_the_heck
• space - what the heck
• title - What the Heck
• upper - WHAT THE HECK

Options

• --case - The case to change to
• --ext - If you want to use an extension other than that detected by path.extname specify this. E.g. .spec.js or .test.js. Extensions are left untouched.

As a library

Using it as a library is just as simple:

var recase = require('re-case')

recase('components/*.js', 'capital')

License

The MIT License

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