Config keys and namespaced names often use dots, which you would otherwise place by hand.
This converter lower-cases the words and joins them with dots to produce dot.case in one move.
How to use Dot Case Converter
- Paste the phrase you want as a dotted key.
- Dot Case Converter lower-cases the words and joins them with dots.
- Copy the dot.case key into your config or namespace.
Use cases
- Building a settings key like app.feature.flag.
- Naming a namespaced metric.
- Creating a dotted property path.
Good to know
Dot Case Converter lower-cases every token and joins them with dots, so config local value becomes config.local.value. Spaces and punctuation are dropped and only real words remain. It is a tidy style for configuration keys and namespaced identifiers, and it splits text already in another case before rejoining.
Frequently asked questions
What is dot.case used for?
It suits configuration keys and namespaced names where a dot separator reads naturally.
Are existing dots kept?
Punctuation including stray dots is removed first, then single dots are inserted between words.
Is every token lower-cased?
Yes. All tokens are lower-cased before being joined with dots.