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The toidentifier is a popular Node.js module that essentially assists in transforming a string of words into a JavaScript identifier. The function applies several rules such as splitting the string into words separated by space characters, upper-casing the first character of each word, joining the words without any separator, and eliminating all non-word characters.
To utilize the toidentifier module, you first need to install it via the npm registry using the npm install command in your terminal:
$ npm install toidentifier
Once the module is installed, you can simply require it in your JavaScript file and use it to convert any string into a JavaScript identifier. Here's an usage example:
var toIdentifier = require('toidentifier')
console.log(toIdentifier('Bad Request'))
// Output: "BadRequest"
In the example above, the string 'Bad Request' is converted into 'BadRequest', following the conversion rules of toidentifier.
For a more detailed explanation of toidentifier and its usage, you can refer to the package's documentation or README directly available on its GitHub repository at 'https://github.com/component/toidentifier'. The repository offers an insight into the API and an example showing how to use it.
