hyphenate-style-name
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The hyphenate-style-name package is a small, focused utility designed for converting JavaScript style object keys from camelCase to hyphenated-case. This is particularly useful when working with CSS in JavaScript solutions, where you might need to convert style objects into a format that can be used directly in stylesheets or inline styles.
Hyphenating Style Names
Converts JavaScript style object keys from camelCase (e.g., 'marginLeft') to hyphenated-case (e.g., 'margin-left'). This is useful for dynamically generating CSS styles in JavaScript.
"marginLeft" => "margin-left"Similar to hyphenate-style-name, camelcase-css converts CSS property names between camelCase and hyphenated-case. While hyphenate-style-name focuses on converting from camelCase to hyphenated-case, camelcase-css offers conversion in both directions, making it a bit more flexible depending on the user's needs.
change-case is a more comprehensive string manipulation library that includes functionality for transforming strings into various cases, including camel case, snake case, kebab case, and more. Compared to hyphenate-style-name, which is specialized for style names, change-case offers a broader range of string manipulation tools, making it suitable for a wider variety of applications beyond just CSS property names.
Hyphenates a camelcased CSS property name. For example:
backgroundColor => background-colorMozTransition => -moz-transitionmsTransition => -ms-transitioncolor => color$ npm install --save hyphenate-style-name
var hyphenateStyleName = require('hyphenate-style-name')
console.log(hyphenateStyleName('MozTransition')) // -moz-transition
BSD-3-Clause licensed. See LICENSE.
FAQs
Hyphenates a camelcased CSS property name
We found that hyphenate-style-name demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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