Writing Style Converter

Overview

The WSC (writing_style_converter) library provides a utility for converting dictionaries between different naming conventions.

from writing_style_converter import WSC


all_case_dict = {
    "snake_case": {"value_one": 123, "value_two": [{"value_three": 123}]},
    "kebab-case": {"value-one": 123, "value-two": [{"value-three": 123}]},
    "camelCase": {"valueOne": 123, "valueTwo": [{"valueThree": 123}]},
    "PascalCase": {"ValueOne": 123, "ValueTwo": [{"ValueThree": 123}]},
}

# Example with humidities set to True (default)
wsc_dict = WSC(all_case_dict)

# Access different naming conventions
print(wsc_instance.value)          # Original dictionary
print(wsc_instance.snake)          # Converted to snake_case
print(wsc_instance.kebab)          # Converted to kebab-case
print(wsc_instance.camel)          # Converted to camelCase
print(wsc_instance.pascal)         # Converted to PascalCase

# Example with humidities set to False
wsc_dict_humidities = WSC(all_case_dict, humidities=False)

print(wsc_instance_without_humidities.snake)  # Converted to snake_case without humidities

The humidities parameter controls whether the conversion process includes nested dictionaries and lists. When set to True (default), the conversion includes nested structures. When set to False, only the top-level dictionary is converted.

Installation

pip install writing_style_converter