If you use .sync with sequlize and have a model name like User, your database ends up with a table called Users. More clearly, when you use the sequelize-cli model generator the generated file will show this pluralized table. Here is the code: (link)
What is Utils? 
* Note Sequelize has a directory called Utils AND a file at lib/utils.js.
What’s in lib/util.js?
We find the function! This is how sequelize defines utils.pluralize link
Util.pluralize IS inflection.pluralize
This is how its tested
What is inflection?
Inflection is a port of Ruby on Rails Active Support Inflection classes into JavaScript built by DreamersLab in Taipei. (link)
So how does sequelize/inflection pluralize?
Inflection seems to have rules based on:
- “uncountable words” that dont get pluralized like tennisorthunder,
- special words that have different pluralization rules whereasbecomeswhereases
Eventually, inflection takes these rules, uses RegExp and applies them to your string. Theres a bunch of rules and at the end theres this
The common rule that is the exhausted else or case default rule that targets the end of the string with $. No rules for that singular term? Add an s



