Strings (machinepack-strings)

Strings

Work with strings.

machinepack-strings

Version: 6.0.2published

Installation: $ npm install machinepack-strings --save

Usage: var Strings = require('machinepack-strings');

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.at() Get a character from a string at a particular position.
.capitalize() Capitalize the first (or any) letter in a string.
.deburr() Replace special alphabetical characters such as umlauts and accents with their basic, boring equivalents.
.ensureUniq() Make a unique, but still human-readable, version of a string vs. a set of existing strings by adding a number to the end.
.fromStream() Consume a readable stream of data and return a string.
.isValidRegex() Determine whether or not the input string constitutes a valid regular expression.
.join() Combine an array of strings into one new string.
.length() Determine the length of a string (i.e. count the number of characters).
.match() Search a string using a regular expression and return the first match.
.matchGlobal() Search a string using a global regular expression and return all matches.
.random() Generate a pseudo-random string which is probabalistically-unique.
.replace() Replace parts of a string that match a given regular expression with the specified replacement.
.slice() Get a substring of consecutive characters from a string.
.split() Split a string into an array of strings using a regular expression.
.template() Render some data into a template string.
.toCamelCase() Convert a string to camel-case (varying capitalization instead of spaces/underscores/dashes).
.toKebabCase() Convert a string to kebab-case (dashes instead of spaces/underscores/varying capitalization).
.toLowerCase() Convert all uppercase letters to lowercase in the specified string.
.toStream() Convert a string into a readable stream of data.
.toUpperCase() Convert all lowercase letters to uppercase in the specified string.
.trim() Trim trailing and leading whitespace from a string.
.trunc() If the string is longer than the given maximum length, chop off characters from the end.
.uuid() Generate a universally unique identifier (UUID v4).