humanize-string 0.1.0

Convert a camelCase / snake_case / dash-case string into a human-readable one (fooBar -> Foo bar). A faithful port of the humanize-string npm package.
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humanize-string

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Make a machine string human-readable.

Convert a camelCase, snake_case, or dash-case string into a readable phrase: fooBar → Foo bar, background-color → Background color, XMLHttpRequest → Xml http request. A faithful Rust port of the humanize-string npm package.

  • Built on decamelize
  • Optional preserve_case mode
  • Differential-tested against the reference humanize-string implementation

Install

[dependencies]
humanize-string = "0.1"

Usage

use humanize_string::{humanize_string, humanize_string_with};

assert_eq!(humanize_string("fooBar"), "Foo bar");
assert_eq!(humanize_string("background-color"), "Background color");
assert_eq!(humanize_string("HELLO_WORLD"), "Hello world");
assert_eq!(humanize_string("backgroundColorURL"), "Background color url");

// Keep the original casing (only normalize whitespace + capitalize the first letter):
assert_eq!(humanize_string_with("fooBar", true), "FooBar");
assert_eq!(humanize_string_with("HELLO_WORLD", true), "HELLO WORLD");

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License

Licensed under either of MIT or Apache-2.0 at your option.