Thanks for string-inflection! As a new user, I have some suggestions about naming, which you might want to consider.
"snake case" is the more common name for what string-inflection calls "underscore". It would be helpful to users to change the name or add an alias.
It is inconsistent that string-inflection uses "camelcase" (one word) but "pascal-case" and "kebab-case" (two words).
The naming "single" confused me. It means "symbol at point". I suggest renaming and/or clarifying the documentation. The documentation of string-inflection--single-or-region is currently not very informative: "Perform INFLECT-FUNC depending on if in region or single."
In the documentation of string-inflection-get-current-word and elsewhere, "the cursor" is more idiomatically called "point".
Thanks for string-inflection! As a new user, I have some suggestions about naming, which you might want to consider.
"snake case" is the more common name for what string-inflection calls "underscore". It would be helpful to users to change the name or add an alias.
It is inconsistent that string-inflection uses "camelcase" (one word) but "pascal-case" and "kebab-case" (two words).
The naming "single" confused me. It means "symbol at point". I suggest renaming and/or clarifying the documentation. The documentation of string-inflection--single-or-region is currently not very informative: "Perform INFLECT-FUNC depending on if in region or single."
In the documentation of string-inflection-get-current-word and elsewhere, "the cursor" is more idiomatically called "point".