formatToCapitalizeFirstWordLetter

The formatToCapitalizeFirstWordLetter function receives a string and capitalizes the first letter of each word, keeping the remaining letters lowercase. Words are separated by spaces.

Import

import { formatToCapitalizeFirstWordLetter } from "@arkyn/shared";

Parameters

The function accepts the following parameters:

sentence

Type: string
Description: The sentence to be formatted.
Required: Yes
Default: N/A

Return

The function returns a string with the formatted sentence, where the first letter of each word is capitalized.

Usage Example

Basic Formatting

javascript

import { formatToCapitalizeFirstWordLetter } from "@arkyn/shared";

const formatted = formatToCapitalizeFirstWordLetter("hello world");
console.log(formatted); // Output: "Hello World"

With Capitalized Text

javascript

import { formatToCapitalizeFirstWordLetter } from "@arkyn/shared";

const formatted = formatToCapitalizeFirstWordLetter("HELLO WORLD");
console.log(formatted); // Output: "Hello World"

With Mixed Text

javascript

import { formatToCapitalizeFirstWordLetter } from "@arkyn/shared";

const formatted = formatToCapitalizeFirstWordLetter("hELLO WoRLd");
console.log(formatted); // Output: "Hello World"

With Multiple Words

javascript

import { formatToCapitalizeFirstWordLetter } from "@arkyn/shared";

const formatted = formatToCapitalizeFirstWordLetter(
  "javascript is an amazing language"
);
console.log(formatted); // Output: "Javascript Is An Amazing Language"

Empty String

javascript

import { formatToCapitalizeFirstWordLetter } from "@arkyn/shared";

const formatted = formatToCapitalizeFirstWordLetter("");
console.log(formatted); // Exit: ""

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