@agape/string

String and token manipulation

Synopsis

camelize('user name')          // userName
camelize('email-address')      // emailAddress

kebabify('Display Name')       // display-name
kebabify('userProfileId')      // user-profile-id

pascalize('user id')           // UserId
pascalize('api_response_code') // ApiResponseCode

pluralize('city')              // cities
pluralize('analysis')          // analyses

quantify(1, 'item')            // 1 item
quantify(3, 'box')             // 3 boxes

singularize('cities')          // city
singularize('analyses')        // analysis

snakify('userName')            // user_name
snakify('APIResponseCode')     // api_response_code

titalize('the lord of the rings')  // The Lord of the Rings
titalize('war and peace')          // War and Peace

verbalize('user-profile-id')   // User profile id
verbalize('XMLHttpRequest')    // XML Http Request

Description

Translate strings between different representations.

Functions

camelize(input: string)

Convert to camel case.

kebabify(input: string)

Converted to kebab-case: lower case, word boundaries replaced with dashes.

pascalize(input: string)

Remove all symbols and spaces, captialize words.

pluralize(input: string)

Adds an 's' to most words. Words that end in 'y' are changed to 'ies'. Words that end in s have 'es' appended to the word. Handles special cases like children and geese.

quantify(value: number, unit: string, plural?: string)

The value will be paired with the unit, either singular or plural form

singularize(input: string)

Converts a word to it's singular form if it is a plural. Removes the 's' from most words. Replacies 'ies' with 'y'. Removes 'es' from the end of a word. Handles special cases like 'child' and 'goose'.

snakify(input: string)

Converted to snake_case: lower case, word boundaries replaced with underscores.

titalize(input: number)

The first letter of each word is capitalized with the exception of a, an, and, at, be, but, by, for, if, in, of, on, the, to which are only capitalized if they are the first word in the string, otherwise they are converted to lowercase.

verbalize(input: number)

First character capitalized, word boundaries replaced with spaces.

Author

Maverik Minett maverik.minett@gmail.com

Copyright

© 2020-2025 Maverik Minett

License

MIT