Convert Your Text to PascalCase Convert text to PascalCase for class names and component naming.

A PascalCase converter transforms text into PascalCase (also called UpperCamelCase), where every word starts with a capital letter and words are joined without separators. Developers working with object-oriented programming languages, such as C# or TypeScript, use it to adhere to the standard naming convention for class names, React/Vue components, interfaces, and types. One specific problem it solves is converting text from other formats, like camelCase or kebab-case, to Pascal case, which helps distinguish types and classes from variables and functions in code.

The tool is particularly useful when working with large amounts of text that need to be converted to the PascalCase naming convention, such as when refactoring legacy code or generating new components. What makes this tool different is its ability to split words based on specific patterns, like uppercase letters, underscores, hyphens, and periods, before converting them to Pascal case. This is achieved through a combination of regular expressions, such as replacing occurrences of `[a-z][A-Z]` with `$1 $2`, and string manipulation functions.

When using it to convert text to PascalCase, the tool processes input line by line, splitting each line into words based on whitespace and other separators, then converts each word to title case before joining them together. For example, "user account" becomes "UserAccount", and "get-user-data" becomes "GetUserData". This results in a consistent output format that follows the PascalCase convention, making it easier to write PascalCase code that adheres to this standard naming convention.