capitalize() works as unexpected

[ghost]

S('this post').capitalize().camelize().s; // returns ThisPost
But
S('this post').camelize().capitalize().s; // returns Thispost

capitalize() IMO should only change the first character and not worry about the rest.

[az7arul]

This seems to be the expected behavior. Both python and ruby return

'thisPost'.capitalize()
"Thispost"

[jprichardson]

@MurWade notice the order of your two snippets... in the first you're doing capitalize first and then camelize, but on the second you're switching the order. You can see that only the first character is indeed capitalized: https://github.com/jprichardson/string.js/blob/3.1.1/lib/string.js#L86

But the question remains, should we be lower casing the rest of the string or leave it alone?

[ghost]

@jprichardson exactly. i think it would make sense to leave the rest of the chars the way it is.

[az7arul]

I don't think it makes sense to leave the rest alone since most languages define capitalize as a method that uppercases first character and downcases rest.

[jprichardson]

@az7arul I'm good with that. Since that's the current behavior and Ruby/Python seem to follow that behavior, let's leave it as is then. @MurWade Closing. If I missed something in my understanding, let me know.