ccase – convert between string cases

ccase is a command-line utility for converting strings between many naming and word-separation styles.

This tool can transform text into formats such as snake case, kebab case, camel case, pascal case, title case, and others, and also gives users fine-grained control over how input is split and reassembled through configurable boundaries, patterns, and delimiters.

This is free and open source software.

Key Features

• Converts strings between many common case styles including snake, kebab, camel, pascal, title, flat, and COBOL case.
• Supports explicit input case detection with the --from option.
• Supports configurable output case selection with the --to option.
• Lets users define custom word-splitting boundaries.
• Lets users apply custom transformation patterns to words.
• Supports custom delimiters when joining transformed words.
• Works well in shell pipelines for batch renaming and text processing tasks.
• Built on top of the Rust convert_case library.

Website: github.com/stringcase/ccase
Support:
Developer: stringcase
License: MIT License

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