Does slugify split camelCase strings? Show me the relevant logic.

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RepoPilot · Accepted Answer

Yes, slugify splits camelCase strings by default. This is controlled by the `decamelize` option, which defaults to `true`.

The relevant logic is in [index.js:L85-L87]:

```javascript
if (options.decamelize) {
	string = decamelize(string);
}
```

According to the documentation in [index.d.ts:L40-L48], the `decamelize` option works like this:

> Convert camelcase to separate words. Internally it does `fooBar` → `foo bar`.

Here's a practical example from [readme.md:L85-L92]:

```js
slugify('fooBar');
//=> 'foo-bar'

slugify('fooBar', {decamelize: false});
//=> 'foobar'
```

So by default, `slugify('fooBar')` becomes `'foo-bar'`, but if you disable decamelization with `{decamelize: false}`, it produces `'foobar'` instead.

FOLLOW_UPS:
- What does the decamelize function do internally?
- Can you show me an example with numbers in camelCase?
- How does decamelize interact with the separator option?