xPermuteString is a TypeScript function that generates all possible case permutations of a given string, including special characters. It's a versatile tool for string manipulation and can be used in various applications.

Installation

To use xPermuteString, you'll need to include the provided TypeScript file in your project.

1. Download the xPermuteString.ts file from this repository.
2. Add the file to your project directory.

Usage

1. Import the xPermuteString class into your TypeScript code:

   import { xPermuteString } from 'x-permuate-string'
   const key: string = "AbcD";
   xPermuteString(key)
   // Output:
   // [
   //    'abcd', 'abcD', 'abCd',
   //    'abCD', 'aBcd', 'aBcD',
   //    'aBCd', 'aBCD', 'Abcd',
   //    'AbcD', 'AbCd', 'AbCD',
   //    'ABcd', 'ABcD', 'ABCd',
   //    'ABCD'
   // ]
   

2. Import the xPermuteString class into your Javascript code:

   const { xPermuteString } = require("x-permute-string")
   
   const key = "AbcD";
   xPermuteString(key)
   // Output:
   // [
   //    'abcd', 'abcD', 'abCd',
   //    'abCD', 'aBcd', 'aBcD',
   //    'aBCd', 'aBCD', 'Abcd',
   //    'AbcD', 'AbCd', 'AbCD',
   //    'ABcd', 'ABcD', 'ABCd',
   //    'ABCD'
   // ]
   

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Caution: Stack Size Limit Exceeded

When working with recursive functions, especially in JavaScript or TypeScript, it's important to be aware of the possibility of encountering a "Stack Size Limit Exceeded" error. This error occurs when the call stack, which keeps track of function calls, becomes too deep due to excessive recursion, ultimately causing the program to crash.