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stringlish

v1.0.1

Published

This class helps parse, format, and transform strings.

Downloads

3

Readme

Stringlish

This class helps parse, format, and transform strings. It supports both Node and browser use.

Usage

Node

npm i stringlish

let Stringlish = require("stringlish");

Minified version:

let Stringlish = require("stringlish/dist/Stringlish.min");

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npm

Browser

import Stringlish from "stringlish";

Minified version:

import Stringlish from "stringlish/dist/Stringlish.min";

Script tag:

<script src="node_modules/stringlish/dist/Stringlish.min.js"></script>

Notes

  • This project is lightweight and dependency free.
  • The source code is written in ES6 and transpiled with Babel.
  • If you need to create documentation for local use, run npm run doc. Otherwise, visit the online docs.

Samples

Static Methods

Stringlish.firstLetterUpper(str);

Stringlish.firstLetterUpper("hello world");
// Hello world

Stringlish.firstLettersUpper(str);

Stringlish.firstLettersUpper("hello world");
// Hello World

Stringlish.toCamelCase(str);

Stringlish.toCamelCase("hello world");
// helloWorld

Stringlish.toPascalCase(str);

Stringlish.toPascalCase("hello world");
// HelloWorld

Stringlish.toSnakeCase(str);

Stringlish.toSnakeCase("hello world");
// hello_world

Stringlish.toKebabCase(str);

Stringlish.toKebabCase("hello world");
// hello-world

Stringlish.trimLeft(str);

Stringlish.trimLeft("  hello world");
// hello world

Stringlish.trimRight(str);

Stringlish.trimRight("hello world  ");
// hello world

Stringlish.trim(str);

Stringlish.trim("  hello world  ");
// hello world

Stringlish.cutStr(str, maxLength, ellipsis = true);

Stringlish.cutStr("Get on the good foot", 6);
// Get o…

Stringlish.cutStr("Get on the good foot", 10, false);
// Get on the

Stringlish.cutStrAtWords(str, maxLength, ellipsis = true);

Stringlish.cutStrAtWords("Get on the good foot", 5);
// Get…

Stringlish.cutStrReverse(str, maxLength, ellipsis = true);

Stringlish.cutStrReverse("Get on the good foot", 9);
// …ood foot

Stringlish.cutStrAtWordsReverse(str, maxLength, ellipsis = true);

Stringlish.cutStrAtWordsReverse("Get on the good foot", 9);
// …foot

Stringlish.wordCount(str);

Stringlish.wordCount("hello world");
// 2

Stringlish.addOrdinalIndicator(num);

Stringlish.addOrdinalIndicator(1);
// 1st

Stringlish.addOrdinalIndicator(22);
// 22nd

Stringlish.addOrdinalIndicator(103);
// 103rd

Stringlish.readableNumber(num);

Stringlish.readableNumber(100000);
// 100,000

Stringlish.readableNumber(1000.75);
// 1,000.75

See the full documentation here.

License

Copyright (c) 2014, 2017 Leandro Silva (http://grafluxe.com)

Released under the MIT License.

See LICENSE.md for entire terms.