Nuget TextCase library for .NET version 1.0.8
TextCase version 1.0.8
TextCase is a powerful .NET library designed to simplify text manipulation by providing a variety of case conversion methods.
Key Features
- Wide Range of Conversions: Transform text into 17 different cases including UpperCase, LowerCase, TitleCase, CamelCase, PascalCase, and more.
- Text Analysis: Easily count characters, words, letters, and sentences within your text.
- Easy Integration: Simple and intuitive API that integrates seamlessly with your .NET applications.
I’m happy to release a small update to my TextCase package:
- .NET 8 support
- Add Constant Case
- Add Cobol Case
- Add Inverse Case
- Add Train Case
Nuget TextCase library for .NET
Available Conversions
- UpperCase: Converts text to uppercase.
- LowerCase: Converts text to lowercase.
- TitleCase: Capitalizes the first letter of each word.
- CamelCase: Converts text to camelCase.
- PascalCase: Converts text to PascalCase.
- KebabCase: Converts text to kebab-case.
- SnackCase: Converts text to snack_case.
- HashTagCase: Converts text to #HashTagCase.
- ConstantCase: Converts text to CONSTANT_CASE.
- CobolCase: Converts text to COBOL-CASE.
- InverseCase: Alternates case starting with lowercase.
- TrainCase: Converts text to Train-Case.
- CapitaliseCase: Capitalizes the first letter of the text.
- CapitaliseWordsCase: Capitalizes the first letter of each word.
- ReverseCase: Reverses the text.
- AlternateCase: Alternates case starting with uppercase.
It’s possible to count in the text:
- number of characters
- number of words
- number of letters
- number of sentences
These are some examples how to use the library:
// YOU TALKING TO ME? TextCase.Convert("You talking to me?", Case.UpperCase); "You talking to me?".ToUpperCase(); // you talking to me? TextCase.Convert("You talking to me?", Case.LowerCase); "You talking to me?".ToLowerCase(); // You Talking To Me? TextCase.Convert("You talking to me?", Case.TitleCase); "You talking to me?".ToTitleCase(); // You talking to me? TextCase.Convert("You talking to me?", Case.CapitaliseCase); "You talking to me?".ToCapitaliseCase(); // You Talking To Me? TextCase.Convert("You talking to me?", Case.CapitaliseWordsCase); "You talking to me?".ToCapitaliseWordsCase(); // ?em ot gniklat uoY TextCase.Convert("You talking to me?", Case.ReverseCase); "You talking to me?".ToReverseCase(); // YoU TaLkInG To mE? TextCase.Convert("You talking to me?", Case.AlternateCase); "You talking to me?".ToAlternateCase(); // youTalkingToMe? TextCase.Convert("You talking to me?", Case.CamelCase); "You talking to me?".ToCamelCase(); // YouTalkingToMe? TextCase.Convert("You talking to me?", Case.PascalCase); "You talking to me?".ToPascalCase(); // you-talking-to-me? TextCase.Convert("You talking to me?", Case.KebabCase); "You talking to me?".ToKebabCase(); // you_talking_to_me? TextCase.Convert("You talking to me?", Case.SnackCase); "You talking to me?".ToSnackCase(); // #You #talking #to #me? TextCase.Convert("You talking to me?", Case.HashTagCase); "You talking to me?".ToHashTagCase(); // YOU_TALKING_TO_ME TextCase.Convert("You talking to me?", Case.ConstantCase); "You talking to me?".ToConstantCase(); // YOU-TALKING-TO-ME TextCase.Convert("You talking to me?", Case.CobolCase); "You talking to me?".ToCobolCase(); // yOu TaLkInG tO mE? TextCase.Convert("You talking to me?", Case.InverseCase); "You talking to me?".ToInverseCase(); // You-Talking-To-Me TextCase.Convert("You talking to me?", Case.TrainCase); "You talking to me?".ToTrainCase(); // Text Count TextCase.GetTextCount("You talking to me?"); "You talking to me?".GetTextCount(); // Words Count TextCase.GetWordsCount("You talking to me?"); "You talking to me?".GetWordsCount(); // Letters Count TextCase.GetLettersCount("You talking to me?"); "You talking to me?".GetLettersCount(); // Sentences Count TextCase.GetSentencesCount("You talking to me?"); "You talking to me?".GetSentencesCount();
How to get TextCase from Nuget ?
<code>PM› Install-Package TextCase</code> |
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