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@dgitals/rut

v1.0.2

Published

Just another toolkit library for validating/formatting RUTs

Downloads

20

Readme

@dgitals/rut

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🇨🇱 Just another toolkit library for validating/formatting RUTs

Don't know what a RUT is? read this.

Installation

Using npm:

$ npm i @dgitals/rut

Using yarn:

$ yarn add @dgitals/rut

Usage: Cleaning a RUT

...
import { clean } from '@dgitals/rut'
...

clean('18.722.577-9')   // returns 187225779
clean('0187225779')     // returns 187225779
clean('7.903.486-k')    // returns 7903486K

Usage: Validating a RUT

...
import { validate } from '@dgitals/rut'
...

validate('18.722.577-9')          // returns true
validate('7903486k')              // returns true
validate('nope18.722.577-9')   // returns false
validate(187225779)               // returns false (RUT is ok, but needs to be a String)

Usage: Formatting a RUT

...
import { format } from '@dgitals/rut'
...

clean('7903486-k')      // returns 7.903.486-k
clean('18*722*577*9')   // returns 18.722.577-9
clean('187225779')      // returns 18.722.577-9

Note: all methods above MUST receive a String parameter as RUT

Testing

$ yarn install
$ yarn test

Issues

If you find a bug, please file an issue on our issue tracker on GitHub.

Credits

@dgitals/rut is built and maintained by Dgitals, Inc.