Add "Snakify" command to convert to lowercase and add underscores #69
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Hi @Benature Could you please review and merge this? |
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Hi @nikelborm , sorry that I missed some PRs. I've merged them and updated a new version. |
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I use snake case (
snake_case) for my file names in Obsidian. I often find myself copying and pasting titles of papers and then manually converting them to lowercase and replacing spaces with underscores. I found this plugin when searching for a way to end the misery. Inspired by the implementation in #57, I added the "Snakify" command for my use case. Sharing in case anyone else is running into the same issue!