string-humanize

Transforms the input into a human friendly form (just the .humanize() function from string.js).

I noticed that there was a TODO in string.js to break things up into smaller modules so I thought I would help out.

Installation

npm install string-humanize

humanize(string)

Transforms the input into a human friendly form

var humanize = require('string-humanize')

humanize('super_snake_case')      // Super snake case
humanize('capitalizedCamelCase')  // Capitalized camel case
humanize('hyphen-case')           // 'Hyphen case'
humanize('no-extensions-here.md') // 'No extensions here'
humanize('lower cased phrase')    // 'Lower cased phrase'
humanize('  so many  spaces  ')   // 'So many spaces'
humanize(123)                     // '123'
humanize('')                      // ''
humanize(null)                    // ''
humanize(undefined)               // ''

Contributing

Fork and send a PR if you see fit, make sure to report any issues.

LICENSE (MIT)

Copyright (c) Jason Campbell ("Author")

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