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fix(types): insert joiners in TrainCase and infer normalization options - #147
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Resolves unjs#110 Resolves unjs#146 - Introduce JoinCapitalizedWords in types.ts to properly insert joiner delimiters between capitalized tokens in TrainCase instead of prefixing the accumulator - Pass Normalize option through to string and array generic branches of TrainCase - Update pascalCase overload parameter type to UserCaseOptions to preserve normalization flag inference - Add comprehensive type test suite for TrainCase and option inference in test/types.test-d.ts
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Case type construction src/types.ts, test/types.test-d.ts |
Recursive helpers join capitalized words and apply title-case exception rules. TrainCase uses the capitalized-word helper. The exported TitleCase type joins words with spaces. Type assertions cover inputs, separators, normalization, empty words, and title-case exceptions. |
Public signatures and runtime title-case behavior src/index.ts, test/scule.test.ts |
The pascalCase options parameter uses UserCaseOptions, and titleCase returns TitleCase. Runtime titleCase lowercases exception words only after the first word. Tests cover inferred return types and the first-word output for "and_foo". |
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#110] Met. In headsrc/types.ts,JoinCapitalizedWordsskips empty tokens (F extends ""). It placesJoineronly between tokens whenAccumulatoris non-empty.TrainCasecalls this helper for string and array inputs, so the joiner is no longer a prefix. RuntimetrainCaseinsrc/index.tsuses.filter(Boolean)and.join("-"), which matches the type-level result. [#146] Met.trainCase,pascalCase, andtitleCaseinsrc/index.tstakeopts?: UserCaseOptions, whereUserCaseOptions extends CaseOptions. A call such astrainCase('WWW-authenticate', { normalize: true })infersUserCaseOptionsas{ normalize: true }. The return type then narrows toTrainCase<T, true>. This meets the inference goal without the overloads suggested in the issue.TrainCaseforwardsNormalizethroughJoinCapitalizedWordsin both branches. ThepascalCaseoverload now usesopts?: UserCaseOptions, as the PR states. Type tests for these cases are reported intest/types.test-d.ts. I did not read that test file, so the test coverage rests on the PR description and the earlier assessment. The whole-PRsrc/types.tsdiff was unavailable. I read the head file content directly instead. Runtime and type behavior for title-case exceptions match: both use case-insensitive exception matching, and both skip empty tokens before the index check.
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#110] and [#146]. TheJoinCapitalizedWordsandTrainCasechanges fix joiner placement and normalization forwarding. ThepascalCaseoverload change addresses the inference requirement in [#146].titleCasenow returns the newTitleCasetype, which needs its own type-level joiner and exception rules. These rules match the runtimetitleCasebehavior. The runtime changei > 0 && titleCaseExceptions.test(p)makes a leading exception word capitalized, for exampleand_foonow givesAnd Foo. This is a visible runtime behavior change. It is not named in the issue text. It is connected to thetitleCaseoutput type that [#146] covers. The commit message and the PR comments state its purpose, andtest/scule.test.tsadds the matching case. TheTitleCasetype andTitleCaseExceptionsare needed for this consistency. No unrelated change is shown insrc/index.ts.
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- Line 179: Add a separate exception-aware return type for titleCase based on
the JoinCapitalizedWords and SplitByCase logic, and use it in the titleCase
overload in src/index.ts instead of the TrainCase result. Ensure normalized
output preserves the lowercase exception, and add an inference assertion using
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…e type - Filter out empty tokens in JoinCapitalizedWords so consecutive delimiters (e.g. foo--bar) do not produce double joiners - Add TitleCase type with TitleCaseExceptions matching runtime article/conjunction handling - Update titleCase signature to return TitleCase<T, Normalize> - Add comprehensive type-level assertions for TitleCase and empty-word skipping
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🟡 Minor · Capitalize an initial title-case exception at runtime. · types.ts:80-103
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winCapitalize an initial title-case exception at runtime.
JoinTitleCaseWordsinfersTitleCase<"and_foo", true>as"And Foo", and the type test requires that result. However,titleCaseappliestitleCaseExceptionsto the first token and returns"and Foo". This makes the exported function return a value that disagrees with its declared literal type.Suggested fix
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Resolves #110
Resolves #146
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Joiner placement in
TrainCase(TrainCasetype should insert joiners between capitalized tokens #110):Previously,
TrainCasepassedJoineras the accumulator parameter intoCapitalizedWords, which caused the joiner to be prepended to the whole string (e.g."-FooBar"instead of"Foo-Bar"). This PR introducesJoinCapitalizedWords(mirroringJoinLowercaseWords) to correctly insert the delimiter between tokens whenAccumulatoris non-empty.Normalize option propagation (feat(types): infer normalization in trainCase and titleCase options #146):
TrainCase,Normalizeis now forwarded toJoinCapitalizedWordsacross both string and array generic branches.pascalCase, updated the overload parameter type fromopts?: CaseOptionstoopts?: UserCaseOptionsso TypeScript infers the exact options type without widening to the default.Added type test coverage for
TrainCase(string literals, array tuples, custom joiners, and normalization flag inference) intest/types.test-d.ts.Summary by CodeRabbit
TitleCasetype support for title-cased strings, including lowercase exception words after the first word.pascalCase,titleCase, andtrainCase, including inference for normalization, string and array inputs, separators, and empty words.trainCaseandtitleCasewith normalization enabled now infer literal result types.