Casing Configurations

The Laravel TypeScript Publisher has three config options that set the casing of generated names: models.relationship_case for model relations, enums.method_case for enum methods, and routes.method_casing for route actions. Each one accepts 'snake', 'camel', or 'pascal', and each affects only its own feature. There's no global casing setting, and no attribute or @tolki/ts setup is involved.

models.relationship_case

This option sets the casing of relation names in generated model interfaces. See Models for how relations publish.

// config/ts-publish.php

'models' => [
    'relationship_case' => 'snake', // default
],

For a relation method named ownedTeams(), each value gives these names:

Config Value	Relationship ownedTeams()	Count	Exists
'snake'	owned_teams: Team[]	owned_teams_count	owned_teams_exists
'camel'	ownedTeams: Team[]	ownedTeams_count	ownedTeams_exists
'pascal'	OwnedTeams: Team[]	OwnedTeams_count	OwnedTeams_exists

Only the relation name is cased. The _count and _exists suffixes are added as they are, so 'camel' gives you ownedTeams_count, not ownedTeamsCount.

Count and Exists Properties

For every relation on a model, the package also publishes a _count and an _exists property. They type the attributes that Laravel's withCount and withExists add, and they appear in every generated model's interfaces. Laravel always names these attributes in snake case, such as owned_teams_count. Under 'camel' or 'pascal', the published _count and _exists names don't match them.

enums.method_case

This option sets the casing of enum method and static method keys in the generated output. See Enum Attributes and Auto-Including All Enum Methods for which methods publish, through #[TsEnumMethod], #[TsEnumStaticMethod], and the auto_include_methods and auto_include_static_methods settings.

// config/ts-publish.php

'enums' => [
    'method_case' => 'camel', // default
],

For a method named getLabel() and a static method named AllLabels(), each value gives these keys:

Config Value	Method getLabel()	Static Method AllLabels()
'snake'	get_label	all_labels
'camel'	getLabel	allLabels
'pascal'	GetLabel	AllLabels

Renamed Methods Are Cased Too

The setting applies to every published enum method, instance or static, however it was included. You can rename one method with the name parameter of #[TsEnumMethod] or #[TsEnumStaticMethod]. That name goes through this setting as well, so under the default 'camel', #[TsEnumMethod(name: 'get_label')] publishes getLabel. Write the name in your configured casing to keep it as written. A case renamed with #[TsCase(name:)] isn't affected, and publishes exactly as written.

routes.method_casing

This option sets the casing of each route action's exported name. See Routing for how routes publish. It changes only the generated export name. The Laravel route name stays the same, so route() and Ziggy calls still use it.

// config/ts-publish.php

'routes' => [
    'method_casing' => 'camel', // default
],

For controller methods named updateProfile() and store(), each value gives these export names:

Config Value	Controller method updateProfile()	Controller method store()
'snake'	update_profile	store
'camel'	updateProfile	store
'pascal'	UpdateProfile	Store

Reserved Words

If the cased name is a reserved JavaScript word, such as delete, the package adds Method to it, so the export is deleteMethod and stays a valid identifier.

Configuration Reference

These are the three options and their defaults:

Config Key	Type	Default	Description
models.relationship_case	string	'snake'	Casing for relation names. The _count and _exists suffixes don't change
enums.method_case	string	'camel'	Casing for enum instance and static method keys
routes.method_casing	string	'camel'	Casing for each route action's exported name

The full list of models.*, enums.*, and routes.* config keys is in the Configuration Reference.