Converts to and from various cases.

Convert case was written in Rust and is ready to be used inline with your rust code as a library.

use convert_case::{Case, Casing};

assert_eq!("ronnieJamesDio", "Ronnie_James_dio".to_case(Case::Camel));
assert_eq!("io_stream", "IOStream".to_case(Case::Snake));
assert_eq!(
    "2020-04-16 My Cat Cali",
    "2020-04-16_my_cat_cali".from_case(Case::Snake).to_case(Case::Title)
);

You can read the API documentation on docs.rs for a list of all features and read lots of examples.

The command line utility ccase was made to expose the tools of the convert_case library to the command line.

$ ccase -t title super_mario_64
Super Mario 64

$ ccase -f snake -t title 2020-04-15_my_cat_cali
2020-04-16 My Cat Cali

$ ccase -t camel "convert to camel"
convertToCamel

This is list of cases that convert_case supports. Some cases are simply aliases of others. The "Random" and "PseudoRandom" cases are provided in the convert_case library with the "random" feature.

Pattern is no longer an enum. It is now a type alias for fn(&[&str]) -> Vec<String>. The variants of Pattern can now be referenced as functions inside the pattern module. For upgrading this means changing Pattern::Lowercase to pattern::lowercase, and calling the function directly instead of invoking the mutate method on the enum.

Inside the pattern module is also the type alias Pattern itself.

Other breaking changes:

• Add Case::Ada (capital pattern with underscore delimiter.)
• Add Case::Custom variant. It is a struct variant that takes three parameters:
  • pattern with type Pattern
  • delim with type &static str, and
  • boundaries with type &'static [Boundary].
• Because of the new pattern::noop function, Converter attribute pattern is now of type Pattern and not Option<Pattern>
• Case::deterministic_cases, Case::all_cases, and Case::random_cases now return static arrays instead of vecs

Other changes:

• Added Case::split, Case::mutate, and Case::join which expose operations related to the boundaries, pattern, and delimiter of a case
• Is now no_std compatible

• Removed debug print statement.

Boundary is no longer an enum. It now is a struct, and each enum variant cooresponds to an associated constant. For upgrading this just means changing Boundary::LowerUpper to just Boundary::LOWER_UPPER.

The benefit of this is that you can make your boundary conditions now, by instantiating the Boundary struct, or using Boundary::from_delim(). Now you can split on newlines, periods, double-colons, emojis, or a more complex case like a symbol followed by a digit. You also define which characters, if any, are removed during segmentation, and where the split happens.

Changes from this feature:

• Previous Boundary::PascalName enum variants now much refered to as Boundary::CONSTANT_NAME constants.
• All functions that returned groups of boundaries (such as Boundary::defaults(), Boundary::digit_letter(), etc) now are const and return fixed-sized arrays [Boundary; N], not Vec<Boundary>.
• Boundary::all() was removed, since there's no longer a sense of "all" boundaries, since you can create your own.
• Boundary::list_from() has been renamed to Boundary::defaults_from() and no longer outputs Boundary::UPPER_LOWER, since this function now only checks default boundaries.
• Create custom delimiter boundaries using Boundary::from_delim().

Other breaking changes:

• Rename Case::ScreamingSnake to Case::Constant.
• Add Case::Sentence (sentence pattern and space delimiter.)
• Casing trait implemented for Arc<str> and Rc<str> again.

Other changes:

• Remove most imports from doc comments.
• Remove loop over str::chars in favor of graphemes from unicode-segmentation.

Github user Wild-W has built nodejs bindings for convert_case that are up to date with 0.6.0.