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@gocom/tr

v0.1.1

Published

Search and replace substrings in a string haystack

Downloads

10

Readme

Changelog

Search-and-replaces in a string haystack. This is an implementation of the pseudo-standard string translate replacement function found in other languages, which avoids recursively re-replacing the found matches in the already replaced values. This is achieved by moving pointer forward when a found needle value is replaced with the wanted to value, which then avoid erroneously searching for needles from the already replaced to value. Written in TypeScript, and supports both client-side web browser and Node.js backend usage.

⚡ Install

Using npm:

$ npm install @gocom/tr

📖 Documentation

See API Docs.

📝 Example Usage

Replace substrings

The following would replace the original red substring with blue and blue with red:

import {tr} from '@gocom/tr';

const result = tr(
  'blue, red, yellow',
  {
    'red': 'blue',
    'blue': 'red',
  }
);

The above result variable would become:

red, blue, yellow

For more see documentation.

🚀 Changes in 0.1.1

  • Re-packaged 0.1.0, with URL links corrected in packaged README.md, and release notes.

For changes in previous versions, see CHANGELOG.md.