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@cenz/string-lib

v1.1.3

Published

A lightweight library that adds more functionality to Javascript's built in type, String

Readme

String library extension

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This project is a lightweight library that extends the functionality of javascripts built in String type with some functions that may come in handy.

Getting started

To get started, simply go into your project folder and run:

npm install @cenz/string-lib --save

This will install the string library into your application. To get access to the extended functionallity that is provided by this library, add this to your index.js or whatever you're using as your applications main point of entry:

require('@cenz/string-lib')

API Table of Contents

capitalize

Capitalize the first letter of the current string.

Examples

"this".capitalize() -> "This"

Returns String The capitalized version of the current string.

allCaps

Uppercase every character within the string.

Examples

"this".allCaps() -> "THIS"

Returns String The entire string all capitalized of the current string.

capitalizeWords

Uppercase every word within the string (Not including: the, in, a, an, and, but, for, at, by, from)

Examples

"this word".capitalizeWords() -> "This Word"

Returns String with every first character in every word capitalized of the current string.

oddCaps

Uppercase every other odd character not including white space.

Examples

"this".oddCaps() -> "tHiS"

Returns String of every odd character capitalized of the current string.

evenCaps

Uppercase every even character not including white space.

Examples

"this".evenCaps() -> "ThIs"

Returns String of every even character capitalized of the current string.

removeExtraWhiteSpace

Remove any extra whitespace throughout the string.

Examples

"   this  word    ".removeExtraWhiteSpace() -> "this word"

Returns String with all the extra white space removed.

kabobCase

Kabob case the current string if it has spaces.

Examples

"kabob this!".kabobCase() -> "kabob-this!"

Returns String that is a kabob cased version of the current string

snakeCase

Snake case the current string if it has spaces.

Examples

"snake case this!".snakeCase() -> "snake_case_this!"

Returns String that is a snake cased version of the current string

camelCase

Convert the current string to camel case if it has spaces.

Examples

"camel case these words!".camelCase() -> "camelCaseTheseWords"

Returns String that is a camel cased version of the current string