Casefy

1.1.0 · active · verified Fri Apr 10

Casefy is a lightweight Python package for converting the casing of strings. It supports various case styles like snake_case, camelCase, PascalCase, kebab-case, and more, including Unicode characters. The library has no third-party dependencies. It is currently at version 1.1.0 and receives updates as needed for bug fixes or new features.

Warnings

breaking The behavior of the `keep_together` parameter in `snakecase` and `separatorcase` functions was updated in version 1.1.0. If you were relying on specific word grouping behavior with this parameter, review your usage.
Fix: Review the documentation for `snakecase` and `separatorcase` to understand the updated behavior of `keep_together` and adjust your code if necessary.
gotcha Casefy was created as a spiritual successor to the `python-stringcase` library. While the API was kept similar to facilitate migration, users migrating from `python-stringcase` should verify full compatibility as subtle differences may exist.
Fix: Test your application thoroughly after migrating from `python-stringcase` to `casefy` to ensure all edge cases and expected conversions are handled correctly. Refer to Casefy's official documentation for current API behavior.

Install

pip install casefy Install latest version

Imports

casefy
```
import casefy
```

Quickstart

Initialize the library by importing 'casefy', then use its various functions like `snakecase`, `camelcase`, or `pascalcase` to convert strings between different casing conventions.

import casefy

# Convert a string to snake_case
text = "HelloWorldExample123"
snake_cased_text = casefy.snakecase(text)
print(f"Original: {text}\nSnake Case: {snake_cased_text}")

# Convert to camelCase
camel_cased_text = casefy.camelcase("another-example_string")
print(f"Camel Case: {camel_cased_text}")

# Convert to PascalCase with specific grouping
pascal_cased_text = casefy.pascalcase("foo_bar_baz", keep_together=["BAR"])
print(f"Pascal Case: {pascal_cased_text}")

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