securityos/node_modules/decamelize/index.js

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'use strict';
const handlePreserveConsecutiveUppercase = (decamelized, separator) => {
// Lowercase all single uppercase characters. As we
// want to preserve uppercase sequences, we cannot
// simply lowercase the separated string at the end.
// `data_For_USACounties` → `data_for_USACounties`
decamelized = decamelized.replace(
/((?<![\p{Uppercase_Letter}\d])[\p{Uppercase_Letter}\d](?![\p{Uppercase_Letter}\d]))/gu,
$0 => {
return $0.toLowerCase();
}
);
// Remaining uppercase sequences will be separated from lowercase sequences.
// `data_For_USACounties` → `data_for_USA_counties`
return decamelized.replace(
/(\p{Uppercase_Letter}+)(\p{Uppercase_Letter}\p{Lowercase_Letter}+)/gu,
(_, $1, $2) => {
return $1 + separator + $2.toLowerCase();
}
);
};
module.exports = (
text,
{
separator = '_',
preserveConsecutiveUppercase = false
} = {}
) => {
if (!(typeof text === 'string' && typeof separator === 'string')) {
throw new TypeError(
'The `text` and `separator` arguments should be of type `string`'
);
}
// Checking the second character is done later on. Therefore process shorter strings here.
if (text.length < 2) {
return preserveConsecutiveUppercase ? text : text.toLowerCase();
}
const replacement = `$1${separator}$2`;
// Split lowercase sequences followed by uppercase character.
// `dataForUSACounties` → `data_For_USACounties`
// `myURLstring → `my_URLstring`
const decamelized = text.replace(
/([\p{Lowercase_Letter}\d])(\p{Uppercase_Letter})/gu,
replacement
);
if (preserveConsecutiveUppercase) {
return handlePreserveConsecutiveUppercase(decamelized, separator);
}
// Split multiple uppercase characters followed by one or more lowercase characters.
// `my_URLstring` → `my_url_string`
return decamelized
.replace(
/(\p{Uppercase_Letter})(\p{Uppercase_Letter}\p{Lowercase_Letter}+)/gu,
replacement
)
.toLowerCase();
};