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blib/lib/String/CamelSnakeKebab.pm

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package String::CamelSnakeKebab;
use strict;
use warnings;

use Sub::Exporter -setup => { exports => [qw/
    lower_camel_case
    upper_camel_case
    lower_snake_case
    upper_snake_case
    constant_case
    kebab_case
    http_header_case
/]};

our $VERSION = "0.05";

our %UPPER_CASE_HTTP_HEADERS = map { $_ => 1 }
    qw/ CSP ATT WAP IP HTTP CPU DNT SSL UA TE WWW XSS MD5 /;

sub http_header_caps {
    my ($string) = @_;
    return uc $string if $UPPER_CASE_HTTP_HEADERS{uc $string};
    return ucfirst $string;
}

# A pattern that matches all known word separators
our $WORD_SEPARATOR_PATTERN = qr/
    (?:
        \s+                        |
        _                          |
        -                          |
        (?<=[A-Z])(?=[A-Z][a-z])   |
        (?<=[^A-Z_-])(?=[A-Z])     |
        (?<=[A-Za-z0-9])(?=[^A-Za-z0-9])
    )
/x;

sub convert_case {
    my ($first_coderef, $rest_coderef, $separator, $string) = @_;

    return '' if $string eq '';

    my ($first, @rest) = split $WORD_SEPARATOR_PATTERN, $string;

    $first = '' unless $first;

    my @words = $first_coderef->($first);
    push @words, $rest_coderef->($_) for @rest;

    return join $separator, @words;
}

# Need to do this because I can't make lc a code reference via \&CORE::lc
# unless the user has perl v5.16
sub lc      { lc      shift }
sub uc      { uc      shift }
sub ucfirst { ucfirst shift }

our %CONVERSION_RULES = (
    'lower_camel_case' => [ \&lc,               \&ucfirst,          ""  ],
    'upper_camel_case' => [ \&ucfirst,          \&ucfirst,          ""  ],
    'lower_snake_case' => [ \&lc,               \&lc,               "_" ],
    'upper_snake_case' => [ \&ucfirst,          \&ucfirst,          "_" ],
    'constant_case'    => [ \&uc,               \&uc,               "_" ],
    'kebab_case'       => [ \&lc,               \&lc,               "-" ],
    'http_header_case' => [ \&http_header_caps, \&http_header_caps, "-" ],
);

{
    # Foreach rule, dynamically install a sub in this package
    no strict 'refs';
    for my $rule ( keys %CONVERSION_RULES ) {
        my $args = $CONVERSION_RULES{$rule};
        *{$rule} = sub { convert_case(@$args, @_) };
    }
}

=head1 NAME

String::CamelSnakeKebab - word case conversion

=head1 SYNPOSIS

    use String::CamelSnakeKebab qw/:all/;

    lower_camel_case 'flux-capacitor'
    # => 'fluxCapacitor

    upper_camel_case 'flux-capacitor'
    # => 'FluxCapacitor

    lower_snake_case 'ASnakeSlithersSlyly'
    # => 'a_snake_slithers_slyly'

    upper_snake_case 'ASnakeSlithersSlyly'
    # => 'A_Snake_Slithers_Slyly'

    constant_case "I am constant"
    # => "I_AM_CONSTANT"

    kebab_case 'Peppers_Meat_Pineapple'
    # => 'peppers-meat-pineapple'

    http_header_case "x-ssl-cipher"
    # => "X-SSL-Cipher"


=head1 DESCRIPTION

Camel-Snake-Kebab is a Clojure library for word case conversions.  This library
is ported from the original Clojure.

=head1 METHODS

=head2 lower_camel_case()

=head2 upper_camel_case()

=head2 lower_snake_case()

=head2 upper_snake_case()

=head2 constant_case()

=head2 kebab_case()

=head2 http_header_case()

=head1 ERROR HANDLING

Invalid input is usually indicated by returning the empty string.  So you may
want to check the return value.  This happens if you pass in something crazy
like "___" or "_-- _" or "".  Because what does it mean to lower camel case
"_-- _"?  I don't know and I don't want to think about it any more.

=head1 SEE ALSO

The original Camel Snake Kebab Clojure library: L

=head1 AUTHOR

Eric Johnson (kablamo)

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