Syntatical

Use JavaScript differently

By Safyre Lyons

Install:

npm i syntatical

Functions

print - Writes in console

printf - Writes in console

write - Writes in console

rand_num - Gets a random number from x value

rand - Gets a random arg from an array

stop_app - Stops the file

lower_all - Lowercases all upercase in string

limit - Limits a string

upper_all - Uppercases all lowercase in string

match - Finds a match

arr_buff - Counts args in array

arr_join - Joins array into string

str_split - Splits string into array

Syntax

var s = require('syntatical');
var e = ["one","two","three","four","five","six","seven","eight","nine","ten","eleven","twelve"];
var r = "ULTRA COOL UPPERCASE THING!"
var ls = "rather long strings are annoying, so therefore I developed syntatical, to make longer strings shorter with less code. I also let this app do other things"

s.write('one')
s.print('two')
s.printf('three')

s.rand_num(1000)
s.rand(e)

s.stop_app()

s.lower_all(r)

s.limit(ls, 5)

s.upper_all(ls)

s.str_split(ls)

s.match(ls, /string/)