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 ## Features

-- **Search Words**: Transform strings into a search-optimized format for database queries.
-- **Name Fix**: Standardize last names to adhere to conventional naming formats.
-- **UTF-8 to ANSI**: Convert UTF-8 encoded characters to their ANSI equivalents.
-- **Remove Accents**: Strip accents and special characters from strings to normalize text.
-- **Date Validation**: Ensure date strings conform to specified formats and check for logical consistency.
-- **Time Part Validation**: Validate the time components within date strings for accuracy.
+- **Search Words**: Transform strings into a search-optimized format for database queries, removing unnecessary characters and optimizing for search engine algorithms.
+- **Name Fix**: Standardize last names by capitalizing the first letter of each part of the name and handling prefixes correctly, ensuring consistency across your data.
+- **UTF-8 to ANSI**: Convert UTF-8 encoded characters to their ANSI equivalents, facilitating compatibility with systems that do not support UTF-8.
+- **Remove Accents**: Strip accents and special characters from strings to normalize text, making it easier to search and compare.
+- **Date Validation**: Ensure date strings conform to specified formats and check for logical consistency, such as correct days in a month.
+- **Time Part Validation**: Validate the time components within date strings for accuracy, ensuring that hours, minutes, and seconds are within valid ranges.

 ## Installation

@@ -49,6 +49,7 @@
 ### Name Standardization

 ```php
+- **Case Conversion**: Easily convert strings between upper case, lower case, and title case, allowing for flexible text formatting and presentation.
 use MarjovanLier\StringManipulation\StringManipulation;

 $fixedName = StringManipulation::nameFix('mcdonald');

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• Add a subsection titled "Advanced Usage" that explains how to chain multiple library functions to perform complex string manipulations. Include a code example that demonstrates chaining at least two functions.

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 ## Features

-- **Search Words**: Transform strings into a search-optimized format for database queries.
-- **Name Fix**: Standardize last names to adhere to conventional naming formats.
-- **UTF-8 to ANSI**: Convert UTF-8 encoded characters to their ANSI equivalents.
-- **Remove Accents**: Strip accents and special characters from strings to normalize text.
-- **Date Validation**: Ensure date strings conform to specified formats and check for logical consistency.
-- **Time Part Validation**: Validate the time components within date strings for accuracy.
+- **Search Words**: Transform strings into a search-optimized format for database queries, removing unnecessary characters and optimizing for search engine algorithms.
+- **Name Fix**: Standardize last names by capitalizing the first letter of each part of the name and handling prefixes correctly, ensuring consistency across your data.
+- **UTF-8 to ANSI**: Convert UTF-8 encoded characters to their ANSI equivalents, facilitating compatibility with systems that do not support UTF-8.
+- **Remove Accents**: Strip accents and special characters from strings to normalize text, making it easier to search and compare.
+- **Date Validation**: Ensure date strings conform to specified formats and check for logical consistency, such as correct days in a month.
+- **Time Part Validation**: Validate the time components within date strings for accuracy, ensuring that hours, minutes, and seconds are within valid ranges.

 ## Installation

@@ -31,7 +31,7 @@

 ## Usage

-To use the `searchWords` function and format a string for database searching:
+For each feature, we provide a brief description, a code snippet demonstrating how to use the feature, and the expected output.

 ```php
 use MarjovanLier\StringManipulation\StringManipulation;
@@ -49,6 +49,7 @@
 ### Name Standardization

 ```php
+- **Case Conversion**: Easily convert strings between upper case, lower case, and title case, allowing for flexible text formatting and presentation.
 use MarjovanLier\StringManipulation\StringManipulation;

 $fixedName = StringManipulation::nameFix('mcdonald');
@@ -63,6 +64,84 @@
 $ansiString = StringManipulation::utf8Ansi('Äpfel');
 echo $ansiString; // Outputs: 'Äpfel' in ANSI format
 ```
+### Search Words
+
+This feature optimizes strings for database queries by removing unnecessary characters and optimizing for search engine algorithms.
+
+```php
+use MarjovanLier\StringManipulation\StringManipulation;
+
+$result = StringManipulation::searchWords('Hello_World');
+echo $result; // Outputs: 'hello world'
+```
+
+### Name Fix
+
+Standardize last names by capitalizing the first letter of each part of the name and handling prefixes correctly.
+
+```php
+use MarjovanLier\StringManipulation\StringManipulation;
+
+$fixedName = StringManipulation::nameFix('de souza');
+echo $fixedName; // Outputs: 'De Souza'
+```
+
+### UTF-8 to ANSI Conversion
+
+Convert UTF-8 encoded characters to their ANSI equivalents, facilitating compatibility with systems that do not support UTF-8.
+
+```php
+use MarjovanLier\StringManipulation\StringManipulation;
+
+$ansiString = StringManipulation::utf8Ansi('Über');
+echo $ansiString; // Outputs: 'Uber' in ANSI format
+```
+
+### Remove Accents
+
+Strip accents and special characters from strings to normalize text, making it easier to search and compare.
+
+```php
+use MarjovanLier\StringManipulation\StringManipulation;
+
+$normalizedString = StringManipulation::removeAccents('Crème Brûlée');
+echo $normalizedString; // Outputs: 'Creme Brulee'
+```
+
+### Date Validation
+
+Ensure date strings conform to specified formats and check for logical consistency, such as correct days in a month.
+
+```php
+use MarjovanLier\StringManipulation\StringManipulation;
+
+$isValidDate = StringManipulation::validateDate('2023-02-29');
+echo $isValidDate ? 'Valid' : 'Invalid'; // Outputs: 'Invalid'
+```
+
+### Time Part Validation
+
+Validate the time components within date strings for accuracy, ensuring that hours, minutes, and seconds are within valid ranges.
+
+```php
+use MarjovanLier\StringManipulation\StringManipulation;
+
+$isValidTime = StringManipulation::validateTime('25:61:00');
+echo $isValidTime ? 'Valid' : 'Invalid'; // Outputs: 'Invalid'
+```
+## Advanced Usage
+
+For more complex string manipulations, you can chain multiple functions together. Here's an example that demonstrates how to remove accents from a string, convert it to ANSI format, and then capitalize each word for name standardization.
+
+```php
+use MarjovanLier\StringManipulation\StringManipulation;
+
+$originalString = 'Crème Brûlée';
+$processedString = StringManipulation::nameFix(StringManipulation::utf8Ansi(StringManipulation::removeAccents($originalString)));
+echo $processedString; // Outputs: 'Creme Brulee'
+```
+
+This approach allows for flexible and powerful string manipulations by combining the library's functions to suit your specific needs.

 ## Testing

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@@ -14,12 +14,12 @@

 ## Features

-- **Search Words**: Transform strings into a search-optimized format for database queries.
-- **Name Fix**: Standardize last names to adhere to conventional naming formats.
-- **UTF-8 to ANSI**: Convert UTF-8 encoded characters to their ANSI equivalents.
-- **Remove Accents**: Strip accents and special characters from strings to normalize text.
-- **Date Validation**: Ensure date strings conform to specified formats and check for logical consistency.
-- **Time Part Validation**: Validate the time components within date strings for accuracy.
+- **Search Words**: Transform strings into a search-optimized format for database queries, removing unnecessary characters and optimizing for search engine algorithms.
+- **Name Fix**: Standardize last names by capitalizing the first letter of each part of the name and handling prefixes correctly, ensuring consistency across your data.
+- **UTF-8 to ANSI**: Convert UTF-8 encoded characters to their ANSI equivalents, facilitating compatibility with systems that do not support UTF-8.
+- **Remove Accents**: Strip accents and special characters from strings to normalize text, making it easier to search and compare.
+- **Date Validation**: Ensure date strings conform to specified formats and check for logical consistency, such as correct days in a month.
+- **Time Part Validation**: Validate the time components within date strings for accuracy, ensuring that hours, minutes, and seconds are within valid ranges.

 ## Installation

@@ -31,7 +31,7 @@

 ## Usage

-To use the `searchWords` function and format a string for database searching:
+For each feature, we provide a brief description, a code snippet demonstrating how to use the feature, and the expected output.

 ```php
 use MarjovanLier\StringManipulation\StringManipulation;
@@ -49,6 +49,7 @@
 ### Name Standardization

 ```php
+- **Case Conversion**: Easily convert strings between upper case, lower case, and title case, allowing for flexible text formatting and presentation.
 use MarjovanLier\StringManipulation\StringManipulation;

 $fixedName = StringManipulation::nameFix('mcdonald');
@@ -63,13 +64,103 @@
 $ansiString = StringManipulation::utf8Ansi('Äpfel');
 echo $ansiString; // Outputs: 'Äpfel' in ANSI format
 ```
+### Search Words
+
+This feature optimizes strings for database queries by removing unnecessary characters and optimizing for search engine algorithms.
+
+```php
+use MarjovanLier\StringManipulation\StringManipulation;
+
+$result = StringManipulation::searchWords('Hello_World');
+echo $result; // Outputs: 'hello world'
+```
+
+### Name Fix
+
+Standardize last names by capitalizing the first letter of each part of the name and handling prefixes correctly.
+
+```php
+use MarjovanLier\StringManipulation\StringManipulation;
+
+$fixedName = StringManipulation::nameFix('de souza');
+echo $fixedName; // Outputs: 'De Souza'
+```
+
+### UTF-8 to ANSI Conversion
+
+Convert UTF-8 encoded characters to their ANSI equivalents, facilitating compatibility with systems that do not support UTF-8.
+
+```php
+use MarjovanLier\StringManipulation\StringManipulation;
+
+$ansiString = StringManipulation::utf8Ansi('Über');
+echo $ansiString; // Outputs: 'Uber' in ANSI format
+```
+
+### Remove Accents
+
+Strip accents and special characters from strings to normalize text, making it easier to search and compare.
+
+```php
+use MarjovanLier\StringManipulation\StringManipulation;
+
+$normalizedString = StringManipulation::removeAccents('Crème Brûlée');
+echo $normalizedString; // Outputs: 'Creme Brulee'
+```
+
+### Date Validation
+
+Ensure date strings conform to specified formats and check for logical consistency, such as correct days in a month.
+
+```php
+use MarjovanLier\StringManipulation\StringManipulation;
+
+$isValidDate = StringManipulation::validateDate('2023-02-29');
+echo $isValidDate ? 'Valid' : 'Invalid'; // Outputs: 'Invalid'
+```
+
+### Time Part Validation
+
+Validate the time components within date strings for accuracy, ensuring that hours, minutes, and seconds are within valid ranges.
+
+```php
+use MarjovanLier\StringManipulation\StringManipulation;
+
+$isValidTime = StringManipulation::validateTime('25:61:00');
+echo $isValidTime ? 'Valid' : 'Invalid'; // Outputs: 'Invalid'
+```
+## Advanced Usage
+
+For more complex string manipulations, you can chain multiple functions together. Here's an example that demonstrates how to remove accents from a string, convert it to ANSI format, and then capitalize each word for name standardization.
+
+```php
+use MarjovanLier\StringManipulation\StringManipulation;
+
+$originalString = 'Crème Brûlée';
+$processedString = StringManipulation::nameFix(StringManipulation::utf8Ansi(StringManipulation::removeAccents($originalString)));
+echo $processedString; // Outputs: 'Creme Brulee'
+```
+
+This approach allows for flexible and powerful string manipulations by combining the library's functions to suit your specific needs.

 ## Testing

-Run the tests with:
+To run the entire test suite, use the following command:

 ```bash
-composer tests
+./vendor/bin/phpunit
+```
+
+To run specific tests or test suites, you can use PHPUnit flags to filter tests. For example, to run tests in a specific file:
+
+```bash
+./vendor/bin/phpunit --filter testFileName
+```
+
+And to run tests matching a specific name pattern:
+
+```bash
+./vendor/bin/phpunit --filter '/::testNamePattern$/'
 ```

 ## System Requirements

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 ## Features

-- **Search Words**: Transform strings into a search-optimized format for database queries.
-- **Name Fix**: Standardize last names to adhere to conventional naming formats.
-- **UTF-8 to ANSI**: Convert UTF-8 encoded characters to their ANSI equivalents.
-- **Remove Accents**: Strip accents and special characters from strings to normalize text.
-- **Date Validation**: Ensure date strings conform to specified formats and check for logical consistency.
-- **Time Part Validation**: Validate the time components within date strings for accuracy.
+- **Search Words**: Transform strings into a search-optimized format for database queries, removing unnecessary characters and optimizing for search engine algorithms.
+- **Name Fix**: Standardize last names by capitalizing the first letter of each part of the name and handling prefixes correctly, ensuring consistency across your data.
+- **UTF-8 to ANSI**: Convert UTF-8 encoded characters to their ANSI equivalents, facilitating compatibility with systems that do not support UTF-8.
+- **Remove Accents**: Strip accents and special characters from strings to normalize text, making it easier to search and compare.
+- **Date Validation**: Ensure date strings conform to specified formats and check for logical consistency, such as correct days in a month.
+- **Time Part Validation**: Validate the time components within date strings for accuracy, ensuring that hours, minutes, and seconds are within valid ranges.

 ## Installation

@@ -31,7 +31,7 @@

 ## Usage

-To use the `searchWords` function and format a string for database searching:
+For each feature, we provide a brief description, a code snippet demonstrating how to use the feature, and the expected output.

 ```php
 use MarjovanLier\StringManipulation\StringManipulation;
@@ -49,6 +49,7 @@
 ### Name Standardization

 ```php
+- **Case Conversion**: Easily convert strings between upper case, lower case, and title case, allowing for flexible text formatting and presentation.
 use MarjovanLier\StringManipulation\StringManipulation;

 $fixedName = StringManipulation::nameFix('mcdonald');
@@ -63,13 +64,103 @@
 $ansiString = StringManipulation::utf8Ansi('Äpfel');
 echo $ansiString; // Outputs: 'Äpfel' in ANSI format
 ```
+### Search Words
+
+This feature optimizes strings for database queries by removing unnecessary characters and optimizing for search engine algorithms.
+
+```php
+use MarjovanLier\StringManipulation\StringManipulation;
+
+$result = StringManipulation::searchWords('Hello_World');
+echo $result; // Outputs: 'hello world'
+```
+
+### Name Fix
+
+Standardize last names by capitalizing the first letter of each part of the name and handling prefixes correctly.
+
+```php
+use MarjovanLier\StringManipulation\StringManipulation;
+
+$fixedName = StringManipulation::nameFix('de souza');
+echo $fixedName; // Outputs: 'De Souza'
+```
+
+### UTF-8 to ANSI Conversion
+
+Convert UTF-8 encoded characters to their ANSI equivalents, facilitating compatibility with systems that do not support UTF-8.
+
+```php
+use MarjovanLier\StringManipulation\StringManipulation;
+
+$ansiString = StringManipulation::utf8Ansi('Über');
+echo $ansiString; // Outputs: 'Uber' in ANSI format
+```
+
+### Remove Accents
+
+Strip accents and special characters from strings to normalize text, making it easier to search and compare.
+
+```php
+use MarjovanLier\StringManipulation\StringManipulation;
+
+$normalizedString = StringManipulation::removeAccents('Crème Brûlée');
+echo $normalizedString; // Outputs: 'Creme Brulee'
+```
+
+### Date Validation
+
+Ensure date strings conform to specified formats and check for logical consistency, such as correct days in a month.
+
+```php
+use MarjovanLier\StringManipulation\StringManipulation;
+
+$isValidDate = StringManipulation::validateDate('2023-02-29');
+echo $isValidDate ? 'Valid' : 'Invalid'; // Outputs: 'Invalid'
+```
+
+### Time Part Validation
+
+Validate the time components within date strings for accuracy, ensuring that hours, minutes, and seconds are within valid ranges.
+
+```php
+use MarjovanLier\StringManipulation\StringManipulation;
+
+$isValidTime = StringManipulation::validateTime('25:61:00');
+echo $isValidTime ? 'Valid' : 'Invalid'; // Outputs: 'Invalid'
+```
+## Advanced Usage
+
+For more complex string manipulations, you can chain multiple functions together. Here's an example that demonstrates how to remove accents from a string, convert it to ANSI format, and then capitalize each word for name standardization.
+
+```php
+use MarjovanLier\StringManipulation\StringManipulation;
+
+$originalString = 'Crème Brûlée';
+$processedString = StringManipulation::nameFix(StringManipulation::utf8Ansi(StringManipulation::removeAccents($originalString)));
+echo $processedString; // Outputs: 'Creme Brulee'
+```
+
+This approach allows for flexible and powerful string manipulations by combining the library's functions to suit your specific needs.

 ## Testing

-Run the tests with:
+To run the entire test suite, use the following command:

 ```bash
-composer tests
+./vendor/bin/phpunit
+```
+
+To run specific tests or test suites, you can use PHPUnit flags to filter tests. For example, to run tests in a specific file:
+
+```bash
+./vendor/bin/phpunit --filter testFileName
+```
+
+And to run tests matching a specific name pattern:
+
+```bash
+./vendor/bin/phpunit --filter '/::testNamePattern$/'
 ```

 ## System Requirements
@@ -78,5 +169,9 @@

 ## Support

+## Frequently Asked Questions
+
+For more detailed examples and solutions to common issues, please refer to our [FAQ](FAQ.md).
+
 For support, please open an issue on our [GitHub repository](https://github.com/MarjovanLier/StringManipulation/issues).

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