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README
Inflex 
An Elixir library for handling word inflections.
Getting Started
You can add Inflex as a dependency in your mix.exs file. Since it only requires Elixir and Erlang there are no other dependencies.
def deps do
[ { :inflex, "~> 2.0.0" } ]
end
If you are not using hex you can add the dependency using the github repo.
def deps do
[ { :inflex, github: "nurugger07/inflex" } ]
end
Then run mix deps.get in the shell to fetch and compile the dependencies.
To incorporate Inflex in your modules, use import.
defmodule Blog do
import Inflex
def greeting(count), do: "You are the #{ordinalize(count)} visitor!"
end
Examples
Singularize & Pluralize
Here are some basic examples from iex:
iex(1)> Inflex.singularize("dogs")
"dog"
iex(2)> Inflex.pluralize("dog")
"dogs"
iex(3)> Inflex.singularize("people")
"person"
iex(4)> Inflex.pluralize("person")
"people"
Some other special cases are handled for nouns ending in -o and -y
iex(1)> Inflex.pluralize("piano")
"pianos"
iex(2)> Inflex.pluralize("hero")
"heroes"
iex(3)> Inflex.pluralize("butterfly")
"butterflies"
iex(4)> Inflex.pluralize("monkey")
"monkeys"
Inflect
iex(1)> Inflex.inflect("child", 1)
"child"
iex(2)> Inflex.inflect("child", 2)
"children"
Camelize & Pascalize
Inflex also camelizes or pascalizes strings and atoms.
iex(1)> Inflex.camelize(:upper_camel_case)
"UpperCamelCase"
iex(2)> Inflex.camelize("pascal-case", :lower)
"pascalCase"
Parameterize
Strings can be parameterized easily.
iex(1)> Inflex.parameterize("String for parameter")
"string-for-parameter"
iex(2)> Inflex.parameterize("String with underscore", "_")
"string_with_underscore"
Underscore
Makes an underscored, lowercase form from a string or atom.
iex(1)> Inflex.underscore("UpperCamelCase")
"upper_camel_case"
iex(2)> Inflex.underscore("pascalCase")
"pascal_case"
iex(3)> Inflex.underscore(UpperCamelCase)
"upper_camel_case"
iex(4)> Inflex.underscore(:pascalCase)
"pascal_case"
Contributing
All pull requests will be reviewed for inclusion but must include tests.