Case Converter by langbot-team

# Case Converter

Zero-dependency naming-case converter.

```
python scripts/run.py snake "Hello World"
python scripts/run.py camel "hello_world"
python scripts/run.py pascal "my-component-name"
python scripts/run.py constant "apiBaseUrl"
python scripts/run.py all "someHTTPServer"
echo "first_name" | python scripts/run.py camel -
```

Styles: snake, camel, pascal, kebab, constant, title, sentence, lower, upper, dot.


---
name: case-converter
display_name: Case Converter
description: "Convert text between snake_case, camelCase, PascalCase, kebab-case, CONSTANT_CASE, Title Case and more. Triggers: convert case, snake case, camel case, kebab case, to pascal case."
---

# Case Converter

Re-case identifiers and phrases between common naming conventions.

## When to use
The user has a name/phrase and wants it in a different case — e.g. turning
`user name` into `userName`, `user_name`, `UserName`, or `USER_NAME`.

## How to use
Run `scripts/run.py <style> <text>`:
- `python scripts/run.py snake "Hello World"` -> `hello_world`
- `python scripts/run.py camel "hello_world"` -> `helloWorld`
- `python scripts/run.py constant "myVar name"` -> `MY_VAR_NAME`
- `python scripts/run.py all "someHTTPServer"` — show every style at once.

Styles: snake, camel, pascal, kebab, constant, title, sentence, lower, upper, dot.
Omit the text (or pass `-`) to read stdin; `--each-line` converts lines independently.

## Pitfalls
- Acronyms are split heuristically: `someHTTPServer` -> `some http server`.
- If your text matches an existing filename it is read as a file; pass it via
  stdin (`-`) or `--each-line` to avoid ambiguity.
- Non-alphanumeric characters are treated purely as word separators.