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caseify

A fast and simple Rust library and CLI tool for converting strings between different case conventions.

Features

• Library: Trait-based API for easy string case conversion
• CLI Tool: Command-line utility for batch processing and pipes
• Multiple Cases: Support for 8 different case conventions

Library Usage

Add it to your Cargo.toml or run:

cargo add caseify

Then use it as such:

use caseify::Caseify;

let input = "lorem Ipsum_dolor.sit-amet";

assert_eq!(input.to_camel_case(), "loremIpsumDolorSitAmet");
assert_eq!(input.to_pascal_case(), "LoremIpsumDolorSitAmet");
assert_eq!(input.to_kebab_case(), "lorem-ipsum-dolor-sit-amet");
assert_eq!(input.to_constant_case(), "LOREM_IPSUM_DOLOR_SIT_AMET");
assert_eq!(input.to_sentence_case(), "Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet");
assert_eq!(input.to_capitalised_case(), "Lorem Ipsum Dolor Sit Amet");
assert_eq!(input.to_dot_case(), "lorem.ipsum.dolor.sit.amet");

The library intelligently handles various input formats:

use caseify::Caseify;

assert_eq!("XMLHttpRequest".to_snake_case(), "xml_http_request");
assert_eq!("linux    _Kernel".to_camel_case(), "linuxKernel");
assert_eq!("some--weird___input".to_pascal_case(), "SomeWeirdInput");

You can also use the Case enum:

use caseify::Case;

assert_eq!(Case::Pascal.caseify("hello, world!"), "HelloWorld");

CLI Usage

Install it with:

cargo install caseify

Then use it as such:

# Convert a single string
caseify --snake "SomeVariableName"
# Output: some_variable_name

# Use with pipes
echo "some text
some_snake_case
AndPascalCase" | caseify --camel
# Output:
# someText
# someSnakeCase
# andPascalCase

# Process multiple lines
cat file.txt | caseify --pascal

# Available options
caseify --help

Enums

Case

Supported cases

Traits

Caseify

Converts the string to various cases.