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It would be nice to have a Railroad Diagram to explain how method chaining can be done.

• https://kevinpt.github.io/syntrax/#requirements
• http://tabatkins.github.io/railroad-diagrams/
• https://tabatkins.github.io/railroad-diagrams/generator.html#Diagram(%0A%20%20Optional('%2B'%2C%20'skip')%2C%0A%20%20Choice(0%2C%0A%20%20%20%20NonTerminal('name-start%20char')%2C%0A%20%20%20%20NonTerminal('escape'))%2C%0A%20%20ZeroOrMore(%0A%20%20%20%20Choice(0%2C%0A%20%20%20%20%20%20NonTerminal('name%20char')%2C%0A%20%20%20%20%20%20NonTerminal('escape'))))

Crate a toArray method to get words array

Update phpunit test for new v2 features

readme

any underscore _ if found

https://html-cleaner.com/case-converter/

• Title case
• Upper case
• Sentence
• lower case

create mapping to switch from single mapping to full mapping

$convert->useSimpleMapping()->useFullMapping();

Would you be able to add a composer.json file to this library and register it on Packagist? That'd be brill! :)

Add a tutorial about creating a new Naming Convention

Remove waffle.io badge since it's going be discontinued: https://waffle.io/closing-its-doors

create static site to show docs and explain motivaton

Invalid Pascal Case when string contains more than one word

In readme.md update:

Features:

    🌐 i18n
    🔁 automatic case detection <-- link here
    [factory] factory <-- link here

Add code climate badges

Currently phar are downloaded by Phing, Phive should be used instead.

Make Convert class immutable

Update behat test for new v2

Create \Jawira\CaseConverter\ConvertException

Add more tests in other languages... turkish, georgian, armenian, etc

I can't easily inject the functionality this package provides as a dependency to one of my classes because I have to create a new instance every time I want to perform a conversion. This breaks the inversion of control principle of SOLID.

To use this properly I'd have to make a factory and inject it everywhere which is definitely sub-optimal.

Set naming convention:

• fromSnake()
• fromCamel()
• ...

Update doc

Create a method to retrieve original input string

Add dot notation format: all lowercase and concatenated with a dot

this.is.dot

https://phppackages.org/p/jawira/case-converter

Converter doesn't work as expected with acronyms:

$test = new Convert('USA');
echo $test; // Current: usa Expected: u_s_a

It turns out that "hyphen" could be a better word than "dash" to describe conventions... check this.

https://www.php.net/manual/en/class.countable.php

Refactor case converter in a full OOP way. This will ease later changes.

refactor phing:visualizer task and use phing's VisualizerTask

Improve:

• \Jawira\CaseConverter\Convert::handleSplitterMethod
• \Jawira\CaseConverter\Convert::handleGluerMethod

Unitary tests with spanish characters don't pass

When string contains a 0, the 0 is removed.

Handle more formats (including AdaCase):

• https://softwareengineering.stackexchange.com/questions/322413/bothered-by-an-unknown-letter-case-name

Refactor src/Convert.php:138

Create method "stringContains"

from

Description | Method | Output example

to

Method | Output example | Description

Rename \Jawira\CaseConverter\Convert::readSnake to fromSnake

Rename \Jawira\CaseConverter\Convert::readCamel to fromCamel

And made both public.

Add unit testing for \Jawira\CaseConverter\Convert

Add maintenance badges:

https://isitmaintained.com/project/jawira/case-converter

A hack is used to split words in Pascal Case and Camel Case strings. Instead of splitting directly, the string is first converted to Snake Case and then splitted as such.

Remove this hack and split string properly.

Always use single case mapping, so dynamically use the right constant

Add example with German string:

http://php.sinaapp.com/manual/ro/migration73.new-features.php#migration73.new-features.mbstring

Add kebab case (including train case) as new functionality, maybe new major version?

When a string starts with a delimiter the string is not correctly recognized by \Jawira\CaseConverter\Convert::analyse.

For example . should be recognized as DotNotation, but isn't.