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switchname

v1.3.1

Published

Tools that help you switching naming method with one command

Downloads

2

Readme

Switchname

camelcase (arguments)

This is a string > thisIsAString

const switchname = require('switchname');
const string = "This is an string";
console.log(switchname.camelcase(string)); || console.log(switchname.camelcase(string, false));
// thisIsAnString

console.log(switchname.camelcase(string, true));
// ThisIsAnString

underscore

This is a string > This_is_a_string

uppercase

This is a string > THIS IS A STRING

lowercase

This is a string > this is a string

trim

This is a string > Thisisastring

hyper

Max up all the mehtod you want

const switchname = require('switchname');
const string = "This is an string";
const renderedString = switchname.hyepr(string, [
    'uppercase',
    'underscore'
]);
// THIS_IS_A_STRING

asciicode [Object]

Turn your string or number into ascii code

romanumber [Object]

Turn your number into roma number

Accept

  • number
  • array of numbers
const switchname = require('switchname');
const string = "This is an string";
const renderedNumber = switchname.romanumber(5); // > V [Object]
const renderedArrayOfNumbers = switchname.romanumber([5,6]); // > V,VI[Object]

Mark down

Turn the mark down string in to HTML code

MD:
# Pony

HTML:
<h1>Pony</h1>