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add-ender

v1.0.0

Published

add a period to a string if it doesn't already end in one

Downloads

10

Readme

add-ender

Do you ever have this issue with your robots?

IKNORITE?

if only it had inserted a period there between the sentences that would have been a hot toot!

NOT ANYMORE

add-ender will check the last character or your string and see if it is . or ? or ! and if it is not it will append a . to that string and return it unto you.

NPM js-standard-style Build Status

EXAMPLE

var addEnder = require('add-ender')
var str = 'wow it really works'

addEnder(str, '!')
// => 'wow it really works!'

// lets get more excited about this!
addEnder(str, '!').toUpperCase()
// => 'WOW IT REALLY WORKS!'

API

addEnder(str, ender || '.', reggie || /(\.|\?|\!)$/)

  • str: any string. probably the output of some sort of api call or text generator or twitter stream or idk. you know it is a "sentence" but it is possible it does not end with proper punctuation.

  • ender: any string. probably something like . or ? or !.

  • reggie: any reginald or regex. defaults to the . or ? or ! thing.