Casing Configurations

The Laravel TypeScript Publisher provides three independent config options to control the casing of generated property and method names — one for model relationship names, one for enum method names, and one for route action names. All three accept 'snake', 'camel', or 'pascal', and each only affects its own feature; there's no single global casing setting.

As mentioned in Installation & Usage, these are plain config values with no attribute or runtime component involved.

models.relationship_case

Controls relationship names in generated model TypeScript interfaces — see Models for the full relation-generation behavior.

// config/ts-publish.php

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

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 appended literally, so 'camel' gives you ownedTeams_count, not ownedTeamsCount.

NOTE

For each relationship defined on a model, this package automatically generates _count and _exists properties alongside the relation itself. These correspond to Laravel's withCount and withExists features and are included in every generated model interface.

enums.method_case

Controls the casing of enum method and static method key names in the generated TypeScript output — see Enums for the full method-inclusion behavior (#[TsEnumMethod], #[TsEnumStaticMethod], and the auto_include_methods / auto_include_static_methods config).

// config/ts-publish.php

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

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

TIP

This setting applies to all enum methods — both instance methods (via #[TsEnumMethod] or enums.auto_include_methods) and static methods (via #[TsEnumStaticMethod] or enums.auto_include_static_methods). You can still rename an individual method with the attribute's name parameter, but that name goes through this setting too — #[TsEnumMethod(name: 'get_label')] emits getLabel under the default 'camel'. Write the override in your configured casing to keep it verbatim. Case renames via #[TsCase(name:)] are not affected and are emitted exactly as written.

routes.method_casing

Controls the casing of each generated route action's exported identifier — see Routing for the full route-generation behavior. This only affects the generated variable/export name; it never changes the underlying Laravel route name (route()/Ziggy calls still use the original route name).

// config/ts-publish.php

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

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

NOTE

If the casing transformation produces a reserved JavaScript/TypeScript keyword (e.g. a method named delete), the export name is automatically suffixed with Method (e.g. deleteMethod) to stay a valid identifier.

Configuration Reference

Config Key	Type	Default	Description
models.relationship_case	string	'snake'	Casing for relation names; the _count / _exists suffixes stay as-is
enums.method_case	string	'camel'	Casing for enum instance/static method key names
routes.method_casing	string	'camel'	Casing for each route action's exported identifier

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