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@alexgorbatchev/dedent-string

v1.0.1

Published

Dedent strings and interpolate multiline template placeholders while preserving indentation.

Readme

@alexgorbatchev/dedent-string

Small string utilities for two closely related jobs:

  • dedentString() removes shared leading indentation from a block of text
  • dedentTemplate() dedents a template and replaces {placeholders}, including multiline values with preserved indentation

Installation

npm install @alexgorbatchev/dedent-string

Usage

import dedentString, { dedentTemplate } from "@alexgorbatchev/dedent-string";

const text = dedentString(`
    function hello() {
      return "world";
    }
`);

console.log(text);
// function hello() {
//   return "world";
// }

const template = `
  function main() {
    {body}
  }
`;

const rendered = dedentTemplate(template, {
  body: `if (ready) {
  console.log("done");
}`,
});

console.log(rendered);
// function main() {
//   if (ready) {
//     console.log("done");
//   }
// }

API

dedentString(str: string): string

Removes the smallest shared leading indentation from all non-empty lines, then trims leading and trailing blank lines.

This function is available as both the package default export and a named export.

dedentTemplate(template: string, values: Record<string, string>): string

Dedents the template first, then replaces placeholders in two modes:

  • inline placeholders like Hello {name}
  • standalone placeholders like {body} that can expand into multiline blocks while inheriting the line indentation

Development

bun install
bun test
bun run build