Parse : add extra case parsers.

.README.md

@@ -18,6 +18,14 @@ To load Gnome settings run `dconf_load`.
 
 # Conventions.
 
+## File namings.
+
 Directory names are `snake_case` so you don't have to release the Shift key 10 times per second when tabing deep for directory.
 
-File names are `CamelCase` to differ from directories, also it works nice with things like my archives where underscore and dash separate extra file data.
+File names are `PascalCase` to differ from directories, also it works nice with things like my archives where underscore and dash separate extra file data.
+
+## Bash scripting.
+
+### Variable names.
+
+Use `SNAKE_CASE_UPPERCASE` for global vars *(careful!)* and `snake_case` for function local vars. For private vars and functions append upperscode like this: `_foo`.

.config/bash/module/parse.sh

@@ -10,9 +10,9 @@ function parse_simplify() {
 				-e "s/^_//" -e "s/_$//"
 }
 
-# Parse to CamelCase.
-# Usage: parse_camel <STRING>
-function parse_camel() {
+# Parse to PascalCase.
+# Usage: parse_pascal <STRING>
+function parse_pascal() {
 	local IFS=${IFS}_-
 	local parts=($(parse_simplify ${1}))
 	local result
@@ -41,6 +41,52 @@ function parse_snake() {
 	echo "${result#_}"
 }
 
+# Parse to kebab-case.
+# Usage: parse_kebab <STRING>
+function parse_kebab() {
+	local IFS=${IFS}_-
+	local parts=($(parse_simplify ${1}))
+	local result
+
+	for part in "${parts[@]}"; do
+		local word="${part,,}"
+		result="${result}-${word}"
+	done
+
+	echo "${result#-}"
+}
+
+# Parse to camelCase.
+# Usage: parse_camel <STRING>
+function parse_camel() {
+	local IFS=${IFS}_-
+	local parts=($(parse_simplify ${1}))
+	local result
+
+	for part in "${parts[@]}"; do
+		local word="${part,,}"
+		word="${word^}"
+		result="${result}${word}"
+	done
+
+	echo "${result,}"
+}
+
+# Parse to SNAKE_CASE_UPPERCASE.
+# Usage: parse_snake_uppercase <STRING>
+function parse_snake_uppercase() {
+	local IFS=${IFS}_-
+	local parts=($(parse_simplify ${1}))
+	local result
+
+	for part in "${parts[@]}"; do
+		local word="${part^^}"
+		result="${result}_${word}"
+	done
+
+	echo "${result#_}"
+}
+
 # Parse data keeping only alphanumeric characters.
 # Usage: parse_alnum <STRING>
 function parse_alnum() {

.doc/bash.md

@@ -233,6 +233,7 @@ Command|Description
 `name_postfix <OLD> <NEW> [FILES]`|Change file name postfix. All matching files by default. 
 `name_replace <OLD> <NEW> [FILES]`|Replace part of the name. All matching files by default. 
 `name_fix_numbering [FILES]`|Fix numbering for numbered files. I.e if there are 10 items and some of them start without zero, then append zero to it. 1..10 -> 01..10. 
+`name_convention [FILES]`|Rename dirs to `snake_case` and files to `PascalCase`. Careful with structured file names like archives! 
 
 ## Ncdu.
 
@@ -265,8 +266,11 @@ Command|Description
 Command|Description
 ---|---
 `parse_simplify <STRING>`|Parse data and output simplified format. 
-`parse_camel <STRING>`|Parse to CamelCase. 
+`parse_pascal <STRING>`|Parse to PascalCase. 
 `parse_snake <STRING>`|Parse to snake_case. 
+`parse_kebab <STRING>`|Parse to kebab-case. 
+`parse_camel <STRING>`|Parse to camelCase. 
+`parse_snake_uppercase <STRING>`|Parse to SNAKE_CASE_UPPERCASE. 
 `parse_alnum <STRING>`|Parse data keeping only alphanumeric characters. 
 
 ## Permissions.