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string-once-split

v1.0.1

Published

A foreignizing `String.prototype.split` spliting string only once.

Downloads

10

Readme

string-once-split

A foreignizing String.prototype.split spliting string only once.

Originally, it was just a small function I used for pipeline processing😅.

It can continuously split a string into two or more parts in a pipeline until the string can no longer be split😎.

Of course, you can also use it as an ordinary cute little function. It's very easy to use, hah😂.

Installation

Install with npm:

npm install --save string-once-split

Import

ESM supporting environment:

import strbreak from "string-once-split"; // ES6

CommonJS environment:

const strbreak = require("string-once-split");

Usage

// default
strbreak(""); // [""]
strbreak("", ""); // [""]
strbreak("aaa"); // ["aaa"]
strbreak("aaa", ""); // ["aaa"]

// Input String breaker
strbreak("ababa", "b"); // ["a", "aba"]

// Input RegExp breaker
strbreak("ababa", /b/); // ["a", "b", "aba"]
strbreak("test.com:2333", /:(\d+)$/); // ["test.com", "2333"]
strbreak(`today is 2019-01-23 a breautiful day`, /(\d{4})-(\d{2})-(\d{2})/); // ["today is ", "2019", "01", "23", " a breautiful day"]

Parameter

str

Type: string

Default: ""

breaker

Type: string | RegExp

Default: ""

Description:

If pass a string, it will split the str into two parts.

If pass a RegExp excluding capture group, it will retain the match result and finally split the str into two to three parts.

If pass a RegExp including capture group, it will eliminate the match result, reserve child matching results and finally split the str into some parts.

Contribute

Pull requests and stars are always welcome❤️. For bugs and feature requests, please create an issue.

License

Copyright © 2018, gylidian. Released under the MIT License.