Naming

naming case convention

Installation

npm install naming

Usage

var naming = require('naming')

/** parse string **/
var str = 'apple-bananaCherry_durian'
naming(str, 'camel')    // appleBananaCakeDurian
naming(str, 'pascal')   // AppleBananaCakeDurian
naming(str, 'snake')    // apple_banana_cake_durian
naming(str, 'kebab')    // apple-banana-cherry-durian
naming(str, 'caps')     // APPLE_BANANA_CHERRY_DURIAN
naming.disperse(str)    // ['apple', 'banana', 'cherry', 'durian']

/** parse object **/
var obj = { red_apple: 0, yellow_banana: 1, green_cake: 2 }
naming(obj, 'camel')    // { redApple: 0, yellowBanana: 1, greenCake: 2 }

/** parse object deeply **/
var obj = {
  apple_list: {
    red_apple: 0,
    green_apple: 1
  }, 
  yellow_banana: 2
}
naming(obj, 'camel', true)
// => { appleList: { redApple: 0, greenApple: 1 }, yellowBanana: 2 }

Note

The consecutive '_' in the beginning or end, and before the actual word, and consecutive numbers will be treated as a word, such as follow

var str = '__$apple-bananaCherry_durian2012__'
naming(str, 'camel')    // __$appleBananaCherryDurian2012__
naming(str, 'pascal')   // __$AppleBananaCherryDurian2012__
naming(str, 'snake')    // __$-apple-banana-cherry-durian-2012__
naming(str, 'kebab')    // __$_apple_banana_cherry_durian_2012__
naming(str, 'caps')     // __$_APPLE_BANANA_CHERRY_DURIAN_2012__

License

MIT (http://www.opensource.org/licenses/mit-license.php)