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string-tuner

v3.0.4

Published

Fine-tune your strings at your rhythm. An easy-to-use JavaScript library with functions to transform and validate strings.

Readme

Fine-tune your strings at your rhythm.

An easy-to-use JavaScript tool to manage strings fast.

Getting Started

Installation

npm install string-tuner

How to use

You can import the entire library or individual modules based on your needs:

>>> Import Everything (Recommended for first-time use)

You can see the full functionality by importing st then hitting . to see the full list of functions through intelisense.

import st from 'string-tuner';

// Use all modules
st.camel('hello world');
st.trim('long string', 5);
st.mask('1234567890');
st.stripHtml('<p>text</p>');
st.valid.email('[email protected]');

>>> Import Individual Functions (Recommended for cleaner code)

If you are already familiar with the library, you can import only the functions that you need.

import { camel, trim, mask, stripHtml, valid } from 'string-tuner';

// Use individual functions directly
camel('hello world');
trim('long string', 5);
mask('1234567890');
stripHtml('<p>text</p>');
valid.email('[email protected]');

Documentation

To read more about how to use each function, please visit the documentation web page:https://string-tuner.hugomiranda.dev/docs.

License

MIT