cool-text-package

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Features

1. String.prototype.upperFirst( ) A function that uppercases the first character of string.
   • Example Input: i want this capitalized.
   • Expected Output: I want this capitalized.
2. String.prototype.lowerFirst( ) A function that lowercases the first character of string.
   • Example Input: I like lowercase
   • Expected Output: i like lowercase
3. String.prototype.upperWord( ) A function that uppercases the first letter of each word in a string.
   • Example Input: I like caps.
   • Expected Output: I Like Caps.
4. String.prototype.upperWiggle( ) A function that uppercases every other letter.
   • Example Input: I feel All wiggly.
   • Expected Output: I FeEl aLl wIgGlY.
5. String.prototype.removeSpaces( ) A function that removes all whitespace from a given string.
   • Example Input: try to decode this!
   • Expected Output: trytodecodethis!
6. String.prototype.trimSpaces( ) A function that removes only the extra whitespace from a given string (example: “ a b ” → “a b”).
   • Example Input: far out
   • Expected Output: far out
7. String.prototype.allCaps( ) A function that makes all characters uppercase. (this is the same as .toUppercase()).
   • Example Input: i like to yell!!
   • Expected Output: I LIKE TO YELL!!
8. String.prototype.kababCase( ) A function that removes extra spaces and replaces spaces with the hyphen "-", and makes all characters lowercase.
   • Example Input: What is kabab-case anyway
   • Expected Output: what-is-kabab-case-anyway
9. String.prototype.snakeCase( ) Removes extra space and replaces spaces with an underscore "_", and makes all characters lowercase.
   • Example Input: Snakes are Amazing
   • Expected Output: snakes_are_amazing
10. String.prototype.camelCase( ) Lowercases the first character of the first word. Then uppercases the first character of all other words, and removes all spaces.
    • Example Input: CAMELS are a special sort of animal.
    • Expected Output: camelsAreASpecialSortOfAnimal

See Homework 1

Usage

Just connect any of those functions to a string and see magic! Note, none of these functions take in a parameter. They are methods.

Example:

let superString =
	'wow! this project is    soooooooooooo   cool. Just amazing.    '
console.log(superString.snakeCase())