Convert Text to path/case Format Convert text to path/case format with forward slashes between words.

The tool uses regular expressions in its `splitWords` function to identify and split words based on specific character sequences, such as camelCase or underscore-separated strings. This is achieved through the use of JavaScript's built-in `replace` method with patterns like `/([a-z])([A-Z])/g` and `/([A-Z]+)([A-Z][a-z])/g`, which insert spaces between words before splitting them into individual elements. The resulting array of words is then converted to lowercase using the `toLowerCase` method, ensuring consistency in the output.

The conversion process relies on React's `useCallback` hook to memoize the `onProcess` function, preventing unnecessary re-renders and improving performance when dealing with large input strings. When processing the input, it splits the string into lines using the `\n` character as a delimiter, applies the path/case conversion to each line individually, and joins the resulting lines back together with newline characters in between. This approach enables users to convert multiple strings simultaneously, making it suitable for tasks like generating URL paths or converting text to path case in bulk.

In terms of data structures, the tool utilizes arrays to store the split words and the converted lines, allowing for efficient manipulation and joining of the elements. The output is a string formatted according to the path/case convention, with forward slashes separating lowercase words. This format can be easily used in various contexts, such as URL paths, file system paths, or REST API endpoints, due to its adherence to standard hierarchical structures. By using JavaScript's built-in string methods and regular expressions, the tool provides a lightweight and efficient solution for path/case conversion tasks.