Casing

Description

Contains case conversion functions.

Documentation

toCamelCase :: String -> String

Converts the given string to camelCase.

In camelCase each word starts with an uppercase letter except for the first word, which starts with a lowercase letter.

>>> toCamelCase "Hello World"
"helloWorld"

>>> toCamelCase "Player ID"
"playerId"

>>> toCamelCase "XMLHttpRequest"
"xmlHttpRequest"

toPascalCase :: String -> String

Converts the given string to PascalCase.

In PascalCase the first letter of each word is uppercase.

>>> toPascalCase "Hello World"
"HelloWorld"

>>> toPascalCase "Player ID"
"PlayerId"

>>> toPascalCase "XMLHttpRequest"
"XmlHttpRequest"

toSnakeCase :: String -> String

Converts the given string to snake_case.

In snake_case all letters are lowercase and each word is separated by an underscore ("_").

>>> toSnakeCase "Hello World"
"hello_world"

>>> toSnakeCase "Player ID"
"player_id"

>>> toSnakeCase "XMLHttpRequest"
"xml_http_request"

toScreamingSnakeCase :: String -> String

Converts the given string to SCREAMING_SNAKE_CASE.

In SCREAMING_SNAKE_CASE all letters are uppercase and each word is separated by an underscore ("_").

>>> toScreamingSnakeCase "Hello World"
"HELLO_WORLD"

>>> toScreamingSnakeCase "Player ID"
"PLAYER_ID"

>>> toScreamingSnakeCase "XMLHttpRequest"
"XML_HTTP_REQUEST"

toKebabCase :: String -> String

Converts the given string to kebab-case.

In kebab-case all letters are lowercase and each word is separated by a hyphen ("-").

>>> toKebabCase "Hello World"
"hello-world"

>>> toKebabCase "Player ID"
"player-id"

>>> toKebabCase "XMLHttpRequest"
"xml-http-request"

toTitleCase :: String -> String

Converts the given string to Title Case.

In Title Case the first letter of each word is uppercase and each word is separated by a space (" ").

>>> toTitleCase "Hello World"
"Hello World"

>>> toTitleCase "Player ID"
"Player Id"

>>> toTitleCase "XMLHttpRequest"
"Xml Http Request"