TextCase 1.1.0

TextCase

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 21 different cases including UpperCase, LowerCase, TitleCase, CamelCase, PascalCase, Base64 encoding/decoding, DotCase, ROT13, and more.
• Text Analysis: Easily count characters, words, unique words, letters, sentences, paragraphs, numbers, and estimate reading time.
• Easy Integration: Simple and intuitive API that integrates seamlessly with your .NET applications.
• List Available Conversions: Easily retrieve all supported text cases programmatically.

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.
• Base64EncodeCase: Encodes text to Base64.
• Base64DecodeCase: Decodes Base64 text.
• DotCase: Converts text to dot.case.
• Rot13Case: Applies the ROT13 substitution cipher.

Text Analysis Examples:

• number of characters
• number of words
• number of unique words
• number of letters
• number of sentences
• number of paragraphs
• number of numeric digits
• estimated reading time

Usage Examples:

// 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();

// Encode text to Base64
TextCase.Convert("You talking to me?", Case.Base64EncodeCase);
"You talking to me?".ToBase64EncodeCase();

// Decode Base64 text
TextCase.Convert("WW91IHRhbGtpbmcgdG8gbWU/", Case.Base64DecodeCase);
"WW91IHRhbGtpbmcgdG8gbWU?".ToBase64DecodeCase();

// you.talking.to.me
TextCase.Convert("You talking to me?", Case.DotCase);
"You talking to me?".ToDotCase();

// Lbh gnyxvat gb zr?
TextCase.Convert("You talking to me?", Case.Rot13Case);
"You talking to me?".ToRot13Case();

Text Analysis Functions

// 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();

// Paragraphs Count
TextCase.GetParagraphsCount("You talking to me?");
"You talking to me?".GetParagraphsCount();

// Unique Words Count
TextCase.GetUniqueWordsCount("the cat sat on the mat");
"the cat sat on the mat".GetUniqueWordsCount();

// Numbers Count
TextCase.GetNumbersCount("I have 2 cats and 10 dogs");
"I have 2 cats and 10 dogs".GetNumbersCount();

// Reading Time (returns TimeSpan, default 200 wpm)
TextCase.GetReadingTime("You talking to me?");
"You talking to me?".GetReadingTime();

GetAllCases The GetAllCases method has been introduced to allow users to retrieve a complete list of all available text case conversions.

var allCases = TextCase.GetAllCases();

foreach (var textCase in allCases)
{
    Console.WriteLine(textCase);
}

Get it on NuGet:

PM> Install-Package TextCase

Feedback and Contribution

Please feel free to send in a Pull Request, or drop me an email. Cheers!