camelCase Converter Convert text to camelCase for JavaScript variables and function names.

A camelCase converter transforms any text into camelCase format, where the first word is lowercase and each subsequent word starts with a capital letter, with no spaces or separators. Developers who work with JavaScript, TypeScript, Java, and other programming languages use it to adhere to standard naming conventions for variables and functions. One specific problem it solves is converting user input or existing text data into a format that can be used directly in code, eliminating the need for manual editing.

The tool handles input in any format — spaces, hyphens, underscores, or mixed case — and produces clean camelCase output. For example, "hello world" becomes "helloWorld", "user-first-name" becomes "userFirstName". What makes this tool different is its ability to split words based on specific patterns, such as replacing certain characters with spaces, trimming the input string, and filtering out empty words.

It uses a custom function called `splitWords` to achieve this, which replaces characters like underscores, hyphens, and periods with spaces, then splits the string into individual words. The `onProcess` function then takes these words and converts them to camelCase by lowercasing the first word and uppercasing the first letter of each subsequent word. This allows developers to easily convert text to camelCase for use in their code, following standard JavaScript variable naming conventions.