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pascalcase helper

Tom Santiago
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Converts a string into Pascalcase format, where each word starts with an uppercase letter and no separators remain. Use it when you need class-like or identifier-style naming.

Usage

{{pascalcase value}}

  • value (required): The input string

Examples

  1. Convert a product type to pascalcase

    {{pascalcase record.product.type}}

    Input:

    {
  "record": {
    "product": {
      "type": "hand crafted item"
    }
  }
}

    Output:

    HandCraftedItem

  2. Convert from dash-separated string

    {{pascalcase record.category}}

    Input:

    {
  "record": {
    "category": "new-arrival-products"
  }
}

    Output:

    NewArrivalProducts

  1. Preserve numbers

    {{pascalcase record.code}}

    Input

    { "record": { "code": "order_123_id" } }

    Output

    Order123Id

Tip

  • Numbers remain unchanged but are preserved in the output (e.g., "order_123_id" → Order123Id).

  • Non-string datatype inputs (like numbers or boolean) are converted to strings before processing. Arrays of primitive types (like strings or numbers) are converted into a comma-separated string before processing. If inputs are objects or object arrays, the output will be unusable.

  • Supported separators: space, dash, underscore, and mixed combinations.

  • Useful for naming conventions in code generation, integration keys, or system identifiers.

  • Unlike camelcase, the first letter is always uppercase.