upper-case
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The upper-case npm package is a simple utility that converts strings to uppercase. It is primarily used for text transformation, enhancing readability or meeting specific data formatting requirements in applications.
Convert string to uppercase
This feature takes a string input and converts all the characters in the string to their uppercase equivalents.
"hello world".toUpperCase()Similar to upper-case, lodash.uppercase is part of the Lodash library which provides a more comprehensive set of string manipulation functions. While upper-case focuses solely on converting strings to uppercase, lodash.uppercase is part of a larger toolkit that includes various utilities for handling strings, arrays, objects, etc., making it more versatile for complex applications.
Upper case a string.
npm install upper-case --save
var upperCase = require('upper-case');
upperCase('string'); //=> "STRING"
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Transforms the string to upper case
The npm package upper-case receives a total of 8,324,955 weekly downloads. As such, upper-case popularity was classified as popular.
We found that upper-case 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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