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textamer

v1.1.1

Published

A collection of utils to work with text

Readme

textamer

A collection of utils to work with text

Feel free to for a feature request, I'll try my best to help :)

This repo is currently in development! Please test carefully if you want to use for production

Installation:

npm install textamer
// or yarn
yarn add textamer

search

const { search } = require('textamer');

search.adjacentDuplications(text, options)

Returns an array contains groups of adjecent duplications found, or return null if no duplication
options properties:
- ignoreCase:boolean -  If true, the search will include words that have different case. Default: false
search.adjacentDuplications('the the cat Cat catherine');
// ['the the']

search.adjacentDuplications('the the cat Cat Catherine', {
  ignoreCase: true,
});
// ['the the', 'cat Cat']

process

const { process } = require('textamer');

process.capitalizeWords(text, word)

Returns a new string with all the words that match 2nd argument - first letter capitalized. Partially matches are ignore.
process.capitalizeWords('frank talks about it frankly', 'frank');
// 'Frank talks about it frankly' ('frank' in 'frankly' is a partial match, hence ignored)

process.capitalizeAllFirstLetters(text, options)

Returns text with all first letter capitalized
options properties:
- keepUppercase:boolean -  If true, the current uppercase letters will not change. Default: false
process.capitalizeAllFirstLetters('foo bAr');
// Foo Bar
process.capitalizeAllFirstLetters('foo bAr', { keepUppercase: true });
// Foo BAr

match

const { match } = require('textamer');

match.ipv4(str)

Returns true if str is a valid IPv4, leading & trailing whitespaces are ignored
match.ipv4(' 192.168.2.1 ');
// true
match.ipv4(' 192.168.300.1 ');
// false