Remove snakecase package

[sckott]

fix #100

[seankross]

How do we expect this function to work? I am concerned because the functionality is not congruent:

> upper_camel_case("thisisatest")
[1] "Thisisatest"
> snakecase::to_upper_camel_case("thisisatest")
[1] "Thisisatest"
> upper_camel_case("this is a test")
[1] "This is a test"
> snakecase::to_upper_camel_case("this is a test")
[1] "ThisIsATest"
> upper_camel_case("this_is_a_test")
[1] "This_is_a_test"
> snakecase::to_upper_camel_case("this_is_a_test")
[1] "ThisIsATest"
> upper_camel_case("this-is-a-test")
[1] "This-is-a-test"
> snakecase::to_upper_camel_case("this-is-a-test")
[1] "ThisIsATest"
> upper_camel_case("this-is a_test")
[1] "This-is a_test"
> snakecase::to_upper_camel_case("this-is a_test")
[1] "ThisIsATest"

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[sckott]

Good catch.

So here's the bucket naming policy https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonS3/latest/userguide/bucketnamingrules.html

Having said that, this function is only used in the internal function bucket_to_policy_name, that's then used only in create_policy_if_missing, and in turn create_policy_if_missing is only used in two exported functions six_bucket_add_user and six_bucket_change_user.

And so we're only using the bucket name to create a policy name that includes the bucket name. So we're not trying to stick to some spec/standard/etc.

In commit I just pushed, changed the function and now

sixtyfour:::upper_camel_case("thisisatest")
#> [1] "Thisisatest"
snakecase::to_upper_camel_case("thisisatest")
#> [1] "Thisisatest"

sixtyfour:::upper_camel_case(string="this is a test")
#> [1] "Thisisatest"
snakecase::to_upper_camel_case("this is a test")
#> [1] "ThisIsATest"

sixtyfour:::upper_camel_case("this_is_a_test")
#> [1] "Thisisatest"
snakecase::to_upper_camel_case("this_is_a_test")
#> [1] "ThisIsATest"

sixtyfour:::upper_camel_case("this-is-a-test")
#> [1] "Thisisatest"
snakecase::to_upper_camel_case("this-is-a-test")
#> [1] "ThisIsATest"

sixtyfour:::upper_camel_case("this-is a_test")
#> [1] "Thisisatest"
snakecase::to_upper_camel_case("this-is a_test")
#> [1] "ThisIsATest"

sixtyfour:::upper_camel_case("this.is.a_test")
#> [1] "Thisisatest"
snakecase::to_upper_camel_case("this.is.a_test")
#> [1] "ThisIsATest"

^{Created on 2025-02-28 with reprex v2.1.1}

So in my mind this is good as we just want a single string with all whitespace and spearators removed to go into the policy name.

Sound good?

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[seankross]

Sounds good, thank you.