Multiple Instances
See original GitHub issueIt’d be cool to create multiple pluralize
instances. The use-case that’s been brought up before is acronyms (so perhaps have an option here for output case or a function that handles sanitization manually?). However, I think multiple locales would be perfect too. E.g. require('pluralize/de')
. If anyone is willing to try create automated pluralizations for other locales that’d would be very cool.
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Hi,
any update on this? I’m happy to PR whatever is a preferred approach.
My personal preference would be to either have some sort of a
preserveCase
option - I think there are valid scenarios where people would want to simply turn off this behavior, because anything that’s uppercase is not really a dictionary word (e.g. on the web my preferred method of capitalizing stuff would betext-transform: uppercase
, rather than have capitalized text strings somewhere - I’d probably never need it).Yeah the real issue is everything gets passed into the restoreCase function. I feel that the ability to write case-sensitive rules should be allowed.