This content originally appeared on DEV Community and was authored by Evan Charalampidis
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Working with different string cases can be a hassle when youβre managing a JavaScript project. Whether youβre dealing with camelCase, snake_case, or kebab-case, making consistent transformations can be tedious. Thatβs where casenator comes in!
What is casenator?
Casenator is a lightweight and powerful NPM package designed to handle all your string case conversion needs. It allows you to seamlessly convert between various string cases with ease. Whether youβre dealing with API responses or front-end forms, Casenator has you covered!
Why Use Casenator?
Simple & Intuitive: Casenator is easy to use, with just a few functions to master. No steep learning curve here!
Multiple Case Conversions: Convert between common cases like:
camelCase
PascalCase
kebab-case
CONSTANT_CASE
and moreConsistent Codebase: Keep your code consistent and clean without worrying about manually converting strings.
Lightweight: At just a few kilobytes, Casenator wonβt bloat your project or slow things down.
How to Install Casenator
Getting started is super easy. Just install the package using NPM:
npm install casenator
Then, youβre ready to use it in your project.
Example (Itβs That Easy!)
Hereβs a quick example of how Casenator can handle conversions:
import { toCamelCase } from 'casenator';
const snakeStr = "hello_world";
const camelStr = toCamelCase(snakeStr);
console.log(camelStr); // Outputs: helloWorld
Itβs that simple! Casenator handles all the string manipulations for you, so you can focus on what really matters β building great applications!
Join the Community
Casenator is actively maintained and welcomes contributions! Check it out on GitHub to report bugs, request features, or submit pull requests. The community is growing, and your input is always appreciated.
Ready to Simplify String Conversion?
Donβt waste time manually handling string transformations. Let Casenator do the heavy lifting for you! Download it today from NPM and make your string conversions a breeze.
Stay tuned, and happy coding!
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This content originally appeared on DEV Community and was authored by Evan Charalampidis