casing

func Camel ¶

func Camel(value string, transform ...TransformFunc) string

Camel returns a CamelCase version of the input. If no transformation functions are passed in, then strings.ToLower is used. This can be disabled by passing in the identity function.

func Identity ¶

func Identity(part string) string

Identity is the identity transformation function.

func Initialism ¶

func Initialism(part string) string

Initialism converts common initialisms like ID and HTTP to uppercase.

func Join ¶

func Join(parts []string, sep string, transform ...TransformFunc) string

Join will combine split parts back together with the given separator and optional transform functions.

func Kebab ¶

func Kebab(value string, transform ...TransformFunc) string

Kebab returns a kabob-case version of the input.

func LowerCamel ¶

func LowerCamel(value string, transform ...TransformFunc) string

LowerCamel returns a lowerCamelCase version of the input.

func MergeNumbers ¶

func MergeNumbers(parts []string, suffixes ...string) []string

MergeNumbers will merge some number parts with their adjacent letter parts to support a smarter delimited join. For example, `h264` instead of `h_264` or `mp3-player` instead of `mp-3-player`. You can pass suffixes for right aligning certain items, e.g. `K` to get `MODE_4K` instead of `MODE4_K`. If no suffixes are passed, then a default set of common ones is used. Pass an empty string to disable the default.

func Snake ¶

func Snake(value string, transform ...TransformFunc) string

Snake returns a snake_case version of the input.

func Split ¶

func Split(value string) []string

Split a value intelligently, taking into account different casing styles, numbers, symbols, etc.

// Returns: ["HTTP", "Server", "2020"]
casing.Split("HTTPServer_2020")