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@jerridan/convert-keys

A tool for converting object keys between camel case, snake case and kebab case.

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ConvertKeys

ConvertKeys is a tool for converting object keys between camel case, snake case and kebab case.

Key Features:

  • Accepts objects and arrays
  • Handles deeply-nested keys
  • Supports overrides for specific key conversions

Installation

Install ConvertKeys via npm or yarn:

npm install @jerridan/convert-keys
# or
yarn add @jerridan/convert-keys

Usage

ConvertKeys exports three functions:

  • toSnakeCase -> for converting keys to snake case
  • toCamelCase -> for converting keys to camel case
  • toKebabCase -> for converting keys to kebab case

Each function accepts two arguments:

  1. input -> the object or array to convert
  2. overrides -> an optional object containing overrides for specific key conversions

Examples

Converting an object

toSnakeCase({ objectKey: "value" });
// Output: { object_key: "value" }

Converting a complex nested object

toCamelCase({
  object_key: [
    [{ nested_key: 1 }, { nested_key: 2 }],
    [{ nested_key: 3 }, { nested_key: 4 }],
  ],
});
// Output:
// {
//   objectKey: [
//     [{ nestedKey: 1 }, { nestedKey: 2 }],
//     [{ nestedKey: 3 }, { nestedKey: 4 }],
//   ],
// }

Using overrides

const overrides = { nestedKey: "overridden-key" };
toKebabCase({ objectKey: { nestedKey: "value" } }, overrides);
// Output:
// { "object-key": { "overridden-key": "value" } }

Contributing

Contributions to this project are welcome. Please follow these general guidelines:

  • Reporting Bugs: Submit an issue via GitHub with a clear title and description, steps to reproduce, expected behavior, and the actual behavior observed.
  • Pull Requests: Pull requests should be well-tested, readable, and maintain the integrity of the project. If your pull request is aimed at fixing a bug, link the relevant issue in the description. Additionally, please update the CHANGELOG.md file with a summary of your changes.
  • Feature Requests: Feel free to open an issue to discuss new feature ideas before starting implementation.

License

This project is released under the MIT License. For more details, see the LICENSE file in the repository.

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Package last updated on 08 Jan 2024

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