Write camelCase(text) and kebabCase(text) to convert between naming styles.
Both functions accept text in any mix of styles. Spaces, -, and _ mark word boundaries, and so does a lowercase letter followed by a capital, as in backgroundColor. A run of capitals is one word: XMLHttpRequest is xml, http, and request.
camelCase lowercases the first word and capitalizes the others, which means an uppercase first letter and a lowercase rest, so FOO_BAR becomes fooBar. kebabCase lowercases every word and joins them with -.
Digits stay with the word they follow, and accented letters count as letters.
function camelCase(text) {
// your code
}
function kebabCase(text) {
// your code
}
// camelCase("background-color"); // "backgroundColor"
// camelCase("FOO_BAR"); // "fooBar"
// kebabCase("backgroundColor"); // "background-color"
// kebabCase("XMLHttpRequest"); // "xml-http-request"
// kebabCase("version2Beta"); // "version2-beta"
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