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ultimate-string-replace

v2.3.0

Published

JS module to improve string.prototype.replace

Readme

ultimate-string-replace

Build Status Code Coverage code style: prettier semantic-release dependencies Greenkeeper badge

NPM

Javascript library to allow to find and wrap matches in a string.

It's main purpose is to be used in filters of objects, so you can highlight matches.

If the string has accents, ultimate-string-replace will get rid of them and match anyway.

If the string to match has accents, it will only match exact matches (case-insensitive).

Install

npm i -S ultimate-string-replace

ultimate-string-replace is also published in bower

bower install ultimate-string-replace

Usage

import ultimateStringReplace from 'ultimate-string-replace';

const data = "Crème brûlée"
const response = ultimateStringReplace(data, "rème brûlée", {'wrap_preffix': "<b>", 'wrap_sufix': "</b>" })
// Result -> 'C<b>rème brûlée</b>';

Examples of matches

| Matcher | Input | Output | | ------------- | ------------- |------------- | | he | Hello hello | <b>He</b>llo <b>he</b>llo | | 23 | 12 34 | 1<b>2 3</b>4 | | rème brûlée | Crème brûlée | C<b>rème brûlée</b> | | | Víctor victor Victor | <b>Ví</b>ctor victor Victor | | vi | Víctor victor Victor | <b>Ví</b>ctor <b>vi</b>ctor <b>Vi<b>ctor | | | Víctor victor Victor | <b>Ví</b>ctor victor Victor | | no | Víctor victor Victor | false |

  • If you have doubts, check the tests.

Running the tests

npm run test

Build the application

npm run build

ultimate-string-replace is written as an ES6 module, but it also gets transpiled to ES5.

Contributing

PR Welcome!