underscore.string.cli
=====================
 
> Use underscore.string on your commandline

Installation
------------

npm install underscore.string.cli -g

Usage
-----

You can use all methods from underscore.string.

``bash
$ string [-- options]

$ string camelize hello world


js => s.camelize("hello world");

=> helloWorld

$ string camelize -hello-world -- true

js => s.camelize("-hello-world", true);

=> helloWorld

$ string join \| -- foo bar moo boo

js => s.join("|", "foo", "bar", "moo", "boo");

=> foo|bar|moo|boo

$ string levenshtein kitten -- kittah

js => s.levenshtein("kitten", "kittah");

=> 2

`

You can pipe data through different methods

`bash
$ echo "foo bar" | string clean | string capitalize


js => s("foo bar").clean().capitalize().value()

=> Foo bar

``