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I would ignore node for now unless someone has a translation of the PHP routine. Translating to python should be reasonably simple (perhaps Jack or one of the Pythonites here will volunteer to do it.) but I suspect node might be more problematic.
Python and Node.js have their own third-party modules which are
trivial to install and at least equal (but more likely exceed) the
capabilities of the PHP routine you linked to.
There is no translation necessary. There is practically no typing
necessary. As I said before, it's just
pip3 install nameparser
Or for Node.js,
npm install -g namecase
(I don't know what the -g is for; I just took that command from the
project's own home page.)
Incidentally, the usual term for experienced Python programmer is
Pythonista. I'm not exactly a fan of it, but it's well established and
recognized. I know of a couple of even more fanciful terms for other
languages: those who program in Racket are called Racketeers; those
who program in Rust are called Rustaceans.
John Y.
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