toTitlelize()

This is a simple NodeJS module to format any string in a titlelize. Is very similar of a lot other modules, but have a little difference, you can passing a character to replace while the string is formatting.

Usage

npm install --save to-titlelize

Then, simply require the plugin in your code:

var toTitlelize = require('to-titlelize');

toTitlelize('hello world'); // Hello World

As I told, you can pass a option to replace a char while the formating is happening. To do that is very easy, simply put a object with a single property replaceChar as second param in the function.

var toTitlelize = require('to-titlelize');

toTitlelize('hello-world-motherfucker', {
  replaceChar: '-'
}); // Hello World Motherfucker

NOTICE: replaceChar is default property, don't try to pass other property that the function won't work, ok?

Example with Mongoose

This module is very helpfull to using with a mongoose in NodeJS to format a path of your models.

// models/product.js
var toTitlelize = require('to-titlelize'),
    mongoose = require('mongoose'),
    Schema = mongoose.Schema;

var ProductSchema = new Schema({
  name: { type: String, set: toTitlelize }
});

module.exports = mongoose.model('Product', ProductSchema);

Creating new product:

// any controller or whatever
var Product = require('./models/product'),
    newProduct = new Product({ name: 'My first product' });

newProduct.save(function(err, productCreated) {
  console.log(productCreated.name); // My First Product
});

That's it :smile_cat: