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cc: @sainak

@Omkar76 wasn't the issue about removing and using custom utility functions instead?

This PR is just replacing with another package and updating the imports and doesn't make a noticeable difference in the final bundle size.

We could achieve a much lower bundle size if we built the utility functions within care right?

cc: @sainak

I believe the size reduction is significant (547 -> 122). We can keep this PR on hold until @sainak has implemented the utilities to replace lodash. If that reduces size significantly more than this we can merge that instead.

@rithviknishad @sainak can you review this pr once, we'll go ahead with this pr for now and update and keep the original issue open to remove this dependency

@nihal467 the changes looks good, just give it a general test of above mentioned files

tested

@Omkar76 make the necessary changes suggested by Bodhi

Hi @bodhish,
Working on your suggestion to use css text-transform instead of startCase and camelCase. From what I'm seeing I think it won't be able to replace those methods . Correct me if wrong

Is a keyword that converts the first letter of each word to uppercase. Other characters remain unchanged (they retain their original case as written in the element's text).
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/text-transform

sampleDetails.status can have value "COMPLETED". We need "Completed". capitalize class won't do that. Similar issue for sampleDetails.doctor_name and maybe in other places.
https://play.tailwindcss.com/wR1YZEkNsO

You could do:

<span className="capitalize">
  {"COMPLETED".toLowerCase()}
</span> 

// 👉 Completed