A simple command line utility for transforming input with spaces to different cases:
$ snake add date of birth to users table
add_date_of_birth_to_users_table
$ snake --kebab add date of birth to users table
add-date-of-birth-to-users-table
$ snake --pascal add date of birth to users table
AddDateOfBirthToUsersTable
$ snake --camel add date of birth to users table
addDateOfBirthToUsersTable
Put the snake file somewhere in your path, like in /usr/bin/.
I'm also working on getting this on Homebrew!
Hitting the space bar is easier than typing an underscore. And this was easy to do.
This was my motivating use case:
rails g migration $(snake add date of birth to users table)
But I bet it'll be useful elsewhere too.
I recommend creating some shell aliases for cases you use often:
alias kebab="snake --kebab"
alias camel="snake --camel"
alias pascal="snake --pascal"