philiprehberger-str-case
Convert strings between camelCase, snake_case, PascalCase, kebab-case, and more.
Installation
pip install philiprehberger-str-case
Usage
from philiprehberger_str_case import to_snake, to_camel, to_pascal, to_kebab
to_snake("HTMLParser") # "html_parser"
to_camel("html_parser") # "htmlParser"
to_pascal("get-https-url") # "GetHttpsUrl"
to_kebab("getHTTPSUrl") # "get-https-url"
Acronym handling
Acronyms are split correctly:
from philiprehberger_str_case import to_snake
to_snake("HTMLParser") # "html_parser"
to_snake("getHTTPSUrl") # "get_https_url"
to_snake("XMLToJSON") # "xml_to_json"
Number-aware splitting
Numbers at letter-digit boundaries are split into separate words:
from philiprehberger_str_case import to_snake, to_kebab
to_snake("html2json") # "html_2_json"
to_snake("item123Name") # "item_123_name"
to_kebab("v2Api") # "v2-api" (single-letter prefix stays attached)
More formats
from philiprehberger_str_case import to_constant, to_title, to_dot, to_path
to_constant("htmlParser") # "HTML_PARSER"
to_title("html_parser") # "Html Parser"
to_dot("htmlParser") # "html.parser"
to_path("htmlParser") # "html/parser"
Sentence case and Header-Case
from philiprehberger_str_case import to_sentence, to_header
to_sentence("html_parser") # "Html parser"
to_sentence("getHTTPSUrl") # "Get https url"
to_header("content_type") # "Content-Type"
to_header("xForwardedFor") # "X-Forwarded-For"
Split into words
from philiprehberger_str_case import to_words
to_words("getHTTPSUrl") # ["get", "https", "url"]
to_words("html2json") # ["html", "2", "json"]
to_words("Content-Type") # ["content", "type"]
Convert dictionary keys
from philiprehberger_str_case import convert_keys, to_snake
data = {
"firstName": "John",
"lastName": "Doe",
"contactInfo": {
"emailAddress": "john@example.com",
"phoneNumber": "555-1234",
},
}
convert_keys(data, to_snake)
# {
# "first_name": "John",
# "last_name": "Doe",
# "contact_info": {
# "email_address": "john@example.com",
# "phone_number": "555-1234",
# },
# }
Lists of dicts are also supported:
records = [{"firstName": "Alice"}, {"firstName": "Bob"}]
convert_keys(records, to_snake)
# [{"first_name": "Alice"}, {"first_name": "Bob"}]
Detect case
from philiprehberger_str_case import detect_case, is_case
detect_case("my_variable") # "snake_case"
detect_case("myVariable") # "camelCase"
detect_case("MyVariable") # "PascalCase"
detect_case("my-variable") # "kebab-case"
detect_case("MY_VARIABLE") # "CONSTANT_CASE"
detect_case("Content-Type") # "Header-Case"
detect_case("Hello world") # "Sentence case"
is_case("my_variable", "snake_case") # True
is_case("my_variable", "camelCase") # False
API
| Function | Description |
|---|---|
to_snake(s) |
Convert to snake_case |
to_camel(s) |
Convert to camelCase |
to_pascal(s) |
Convert to PascalCase |
to_kebab(s) |
Convert to kebab-case |
to_constant(s) |
Convert to CONSTANT_CASE |
to_title(s) |
Convert to Title Case |
to_dot(s) |
Convert to dot.case |
to_path(s) |
Convert to path/case |
to_sentence(s) |
Convert to Sentence case |
to_header(s) |
Convert to HTTP Header-Case |
to_words(s) |
Split a string into a list of normalized lowercase words |
convert_keys(data, converter) |
Recursively convert dict/list keys |
detect_case(s) |
Detect case convention of a string |
is_case(s, case) |
Check if string matches a case convention |
Development
pip install -e .
python -m pytest tests/ -v
Support
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