vscode-string-case-utils

Usage

Select text - Highlight the text you want to transform in your editor
Right-click on the selected text to open the context menu
Choose "String Case Utils" from the context menu
Select the desired transformation from the submenu (e.g., camelCase, kebab-case, CONSTANT_CASE, etc.)

Command Palette

Select text - Highlight the text you want to transform
Open Command Palette - Press Ctrl+Shift+P (Windows/Linux) or Cmd+Shift+P (Mac)
Type "String Case Utils" to filter the available commands
Select the desired transformation from the list

Template String Formatting

This extension automatically formats template strings (tagged template literals) when you save files. This feature is particularly useful for formatting embedded code within JavaScript/TypeScript files.

How it works:

Enable the feature - Set stringCaseUtils.formatTemplateStringsOnSave to true (enabled by default)
Configure tag functions - The extension recognizes specific tag function names like markdown, html, css, and json
Auto-format on save - When you save a file, template strings with recognized tags are automatically formatted

Example:

const html = String.raw
// Before formatting
const doc = html`<div><p>Hello World</p></div>`;

// After formatting (on save)
const doc = html`
  <div>
    <p>Hello World</p>
  </div>
`;

Supported tag functions (configurable):

markdown - Formats Markdown content
html - Formats HTML content
css - Formats CSS content
json - Formats JSON content

You can customize which tag function names trigger formatting by modifying the stringCaseUtils.formatTagFunctionNames setting.

Additional Features

Hash Generation - Generate MD5 hashes in 16, 32, or 64 character lengths for selected text
Random Hash - Generate random hashes without requiring text selection
Data Desensitization - Replace characters with asterisks (*) or custom characters for privacy

Configurations

Key	Description	Type	Default
`stringCaseUtils.showDesensitizeOption`	%configuration.showDesensitizeOption%	`boolean`	`true`
`stringCaseUtils.desensitizeChar`	%configuration.desensitizeChar%	`string`	`"*"`
`stringCaseUtils.showHashOptions`	%configuration.showHashOptions%	`boolean`	`true`
`stringCaseUtils.formatTemplateStringsOnSave`	%configuration.formatTemplateStringsOnSave%	`boolean`	`true`
`stringCaseUtils.formatTagFunctionNames`	%configuration.formatTagFunctionNames%	`array`	`["markdown","html","css","json"]`

Commands

Command	Title
`stringCaseUtils.pascalCase`	String Case Utils: %command.pascalCase%
`stringCaseUtils.camelCase`	String Case Utils: %command.camelCase%
`stringCaseUtils.kebabCase`	String Case Utils: %command.kebabCase%
`stringCaseUtils.snakeCase`	String Case Utils: %command.snakeCase%
`stringCaseUtils.pascalSnakeCase`	String Case Utils: %command.pascalSnakeCase%
`stringCaseUtils.trainCase`	String Case Utils: %command.trainCase%
`stringCaseUtils.constantCase`	String Case Utils: %command.constantCase%
`stringCaseUtils.upperCase`	String Case Utils: %command.upperCase%
`stringCaseUtils.lowerCase`	String Case Utils: %command.lowerCase%
`stringCaseUtils.capitalCase`	String Case Utils: %command.capitalCase%
`stringCaseUtils.sentenceCase`	String Case Utils: %command.sentenceCase%
`stringCaseUtils.dotCase`	String Case Utils: %command.dotCase%
`stringCaseUtils.pathCase`	String Case Utils: %command.pathCase%
`stringCaseUtils.noCase`	String Case Utils: %command.noCase%
`stringCaseUtils.desensitize`	String Case Utils: %command.desensitize%
`stringCaseUtils.random_hash16`	String Case Utils: %command.random_hash16%
`stringCaseUtils.random_hash32`	String Case Utils: %command.random_hash32%
`stringCaseUtils.random_hash64`	String Case Utils: %command.random_hash64%
`stringCaseUtils.hash16`	String Case Utils: %command.hash16%
`stringCaseUtils.hash32`	String Case Utils: %command.hash32%
`stringCaseUtils.hash64`	String Case Utils: %command.hash64%

String Case Utils

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