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I can easily manipulate the text to lowercase and replace spaces with -. Removing special characters is doable but in your example, you have the @ symbol and that would be removed too (Bath icon (yes)@2x.png to bath-icon-yes2x.png)
I think the best way would be separating them like you suggested. The first case shouldn't take me too long to do it. The second one is a bit more complicated.
Maybe a converter that removes the special characters you specify would be good?
Not sure what syntax works best for converters, but just for example, something like %*sp('%()')% would change a file name like asset(20%)@2x.png to asset20@2x.png.
I'm a designer working with developers who prefer file names of exported assets in kebab case, with any special characters removed.
For example, I would like a converter that changes a file name like
Bath icon (yes)@2x.png
tobath-icon-yes@2x.png
. So it would:-
()!@#$%^&*+=
etc.Perhaps kebab case (items #1-2) could be one converter, and stripping special characters could be another (#3).
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