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Varname is a Node.js library that converts strings between different variable naming formats, including camelBack, CamelCase, dash, and underscore formats. It's designed for developers who need to standardize variable names across different coding styles or convert between formats in their applications. The library is particularly useful for those working with multiple programming languages or codebases that use different naming conventions.

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rowanmanning/varname

Convert strings between different variable naming formats.

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