String & Case Conversion Verbs

Concatenation, extraction, padding, masking, and case conversion verbs for string manipulation.

String Manipulation

Verb	Syntax	Description	Try It
concat	`%concat @p1 "sep" @p2`	Concatenate values	Try
upper	`%upper @path`	Uppercase	Try
lower	`%lower @path`	Lowercase	Try
capitalize	`%capitalize @path`	Capitalize first letter	Try
titleCase	`%titleCase @path`	Title Case Each Word	Try
trim	`%trim @path`	Remove leading/trailing whitespace	Try
substring	`%substring @path start len`	Extract substring (0-based)	Try
replace	`%replace @path "find" "repl"`	Replace all occurrences	Try
padLeft	`%padLeft @path len "char"`	Left-pad to length	Try
padRight	`%padRight @path len "char"`	Right-pad to length	Try
truncate	`%truncate @path len`	Truncate to max length	Try
mask	`%mask @path "pattern"`	Apply format mask (# = digit)	Try
split	`%split @path "delim" index`	Split and take element	Try
join	`%join @array "delim"`	Join array elements	Try
length	`%length @path`	String length	Try
contains	`%contains haystack needle`	Check if string contains substring	Try
formatPhone	`%formatPhone @value "countryCode"`	Format phone number by country code	Try

Case Conversion

Verb	Syntax	Description	Try It
camelCase	`%camelCase @path`	Convert to camelCase (helloWorld)	Try
snakeCase	`%snakeCase @path`	Convert to snake_case (hello_world)	Try
kebabCase	`%kebabCase @path`	Convert to kebab-case (hello-world)	Try
pascalCase	`%pascalCase @path`	Convert to PascalCase (HelloWorld)	Try
slugify	`%slugify @path`	Convert to URL-safe slug	Try

Reference

Phone Formatting (formatPhone) — Country Codes

Strips non-digit characters from input, then applies the country-specific format. Returns null if digit count doesn't match.

Code	Country	Digits	Format	Example
`US`	United States	10	(XXX) XXX-XXXX	(512) 555-1234
`CA`	Canada	10	(XXX) XXX-XXXX	(416) 555-1234
`GB`	United Kingdom	10	+44 XX XXXX XXXX	+44 20 7123 4567
`DE`	Germany	10-11	+49 XXX XXXXXXX	+49 30 1234567
`FR`	France	9	+33 X XX XX XX XX	+33 1 23 45 67 89
`AU`	Australia	9	+61 X XXXX XXXX	+61 2 1234 5678
`JP`	Japan	10	+81 X-XXXX-XXXX	+81 3-1234-5678

If no country code is provided or unrecognized, returns digits as-is.

Examples

String verb examples

; Concatenation
full_name = %concat @name.first " " @name.last      ; "John Smith"

; Case conversion
state = %upper @address.state                        ; "tx" -> "TX"
name = %capitalize @name.first                       ; "john" -> "John"

; Substring / replace
area_code = %substring @phone ##0 ##3               ; "5125551234" -> "512"
no_dashes = %replace @ssn "-" ""                     ; "123-45-6789" -> "123456789"

; Pad / truncate
seq = %padLeft @sequence ##5 "0"                     ; "42" -> "00042"
short = %truncate @description ##20                  ; Limit to 20 chars

; Mask
phone = %mask @phone "###-###-####"                 ; "5125551234" -> "512-555-1234"

; Phone formatting
us = %formatPhone @phone "US"                        ; "5125551234" -> "(512) 555-1234"
uk = %formatPhone @phone "GB"                        ; "2071234567" -> "+44 20 7123 4567"