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Sentence-style capitalization in titles and headings based on Microsoft Styleguide
Sentence-style capitalization in titles and headings based on Microsoft Styleguide.
$ npm install microsoft-capitalize --save
const capitalize = require('microsoft-capitalize')
capitalize('Microlink CDN: Global Edge Cache')
// => 'Microlink CDN: Global edge cache'
// handling dot corner cases
capitalize('autopilot 2.5')
// => 'Autopilot 2.5'
// passing exceptions
capitalize('JSON+LD & oEmbed', ['oEmbed'])
// => 'JSON+LD & oEmbed'
Required
Type: string
The input string to be capitalize.
Type: string[]
A list of words to be excluded.
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Sentence-style capitalization in titles and headings based on Microsoft Styleguide
We found that microsoft-capitalize demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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