Text Change Case

Uncontrolled node

Overview

Transforms text into various case formats commonly used for file naming, variable naming, or text formatting. This node supports standard case conversions (uppercase/lowercase) as well as programming-style cases like camelCase, snake_case, and kebab-case.

The node runs automatically whenever the input text changes, making it ideal for real-time text formatting within workflows.

Case Options

Case	Description	Example Input	Example Output
UPPER CASE	Converts all characters to uppercase	"hello world"	"HELLO WORLD"
lower case	Converts all characters to lowercase	"HELLO WORLD"	"hello world"
camelCase	Lowercase first word, uppercase first letter of subsequent words	"hello world"	"helloWorld"
dot.case	Replaces spaces with dots, lowercase	"hello world"	"hello.world"
kebab-case	Lowercase with hyphens between words	"hello world"	"hello-world"
snake_case	Lowercase with underscores between words	"hello world"	"hello_world"

Inputs

Input	Type	Description	Default
text	Text	The input text to transform.	-

Properties

Property	Type	Description	Default
textCase	Enum	The target case format. Options: upperCase, lowerCase, camelCase, dotCase, kebabCase, snakeCase.	lowerCase

Outputs

Output	Type	Description
output	Text	The transformed text in the selected case format.

Runtime Behavior and Defaults

This is an uncontrolled node that executes immediately when the input text is provided or changes. It does not require an event trigger to run.

• Default Case: If no case is specified, the node defaults to lowerCase.
• Empty Input: If the input text is empty or undefined, the output will be an empty string.
• Whitespace Handling: For dotCase, kebabCase, and snakeCase, whitespace is normalized and replaced according to each format's specification.
• Special Characters: Non-alphanumeric characters are generally preserved except where they interfere with the case transformation (e.g., spaces are replaced in camelCase, kebab-case, etc.).

Example

Converting a Filename to snake_case

Use this node to standardize filenames for storage or processing:

1. Connect a Plain Text node (or any text source) to the text input with value: "My Document File"
2. Set the textCase property to snakeCase
3. The output will be: "my_document_file"

This is particularly useful when combined with the Write To Library node to ensure consistent file naming conventions.