@puq/names/dist/lib/names/pluralize.js

The String Names Library provides a simple names function that takes a string input and returns all possible naming convention variants, such as camelCase, snake_case, CONSTANT_CASE, and more. Perfect for tasks like code generation, formatting standardiza

export function pluralize(e) {
    let s = e.toLowerCase(), i = {
        child: 'children',
        person: 'people',
        man: 'men',
        woman: 'women',
        mouse: 'mice',
        tooth: 'teeth',
        foot: 'feet',
        goose: 'geese',
        ox: 'oxen',
        cactus: 'cacti',
        focus: 'foci',
        radius: 'radii',
        syllabus: 'syllabi'
    };
    return [
        'fish',
        'sheep',
        'deer',
        'moose',
        'series',
        'species',
        'data',
        'equipment',
        'information',
        'rice',
        'money'
    ].includes(s) ? e : i[s] ? i[s] : s.endsWith('y') && !/[aeiou]y$/i.test(s) ? e.slice(0, -1) + 'ies' : s.endsWith('s') || s.endsWith('x') || s.endsWith('z') || s.endsWith('sh') || s.endsWith('ch') ? e + 'es' : s.endsWith('f') ? e.slice(0, -1) + 'ves' : s.endsWith('fe') ? e.slice(0, -2) + 'ves' : e + 's';
}

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