@ezs/strings

Des intructions pour manipuler des chaînes de caratères.

installation

npm install @ezs/core
npm install @ezs/strings

À mettre au début du script:

[use]
plugin = strings

usage

Table of Contents

• decode
• encode
• inflection
• sentences

decode

Decodes a given string using a provided mapping, replacing strings that match values (to)in the mapping with their corresponding keys (from). Optionally, a prefix and suffix can be set (they are removed too from strings).

This statement is the reverse of encode.

Input:

[{
    "id": "1",
    "value": "Flow control based inffivesup MW wind turbine",
}, {
    "id": "2",
    "value": "Motion Characteristics of infonesupinfzerosup MW Superconducting Floating Offshore Wind Turbine",
}]

Script:

[decode]
path = value
from = 1
to = one
from = 5
to = five
from = 0
to = zero
prefix = inf
suffix = sup

Output:

[{
    "id": "1",
    "value": "Flow control based 5 MW wind turbine",
}, {
    "id": "2",
    "value": "Motion Characteristics of 10 MW Superconducting Floating Offshore Wind Turbine",
}]

⚠ You must give as much from as to.

See encode.

Parameters

• path string The path of the string to be decoded, within data.
• from Array<string> An array of strings to replace with.
• to Array<string> An array of strings to be replaced.
• prefix string A string to be removed from the beginning of each replaced substring. (optional, default "")
• suffix string A string to be removed from the end of each replaced substring. (optional, default "")

encode

Encodes a given string using a provided mapping, replacing characters that match keys in the mapping with their corresponding values. Optionally, a prefix and suffix can be added to the final result.

Input:

[{
    "id": "1",
    "value": "Flow control based 5 MW wind turbine",
}, {
    "id": "2",
    "value": "Motion Characteristics of 10 MW Superconducting Floating Offshore Wind Turbine",
}]

Script:

[encode]
path = value
from = 1
to = one
from = 5
to = five
from = 0
to = zero
prefix = inf
suffix = sup

Output:

[{
    "id": "1",
    "value": "Flow control based inffivesup MW wind turbine",
}, {
    "id": "2",
    "value": "Motion Characteristics of infonesupinfzerosup MW Superconducting Floating Offshore Wind Turbine",
}]

⚠ The replacements are made in the order of the from array. This means that if 1 is replaced with 2, and next 2 replaced with 3, a 1 is eventually replaced with 3.

⚠ You must give as much from as to.

See decode to invert the processus.

Parameters

• path string The path of the string to be encoded, within data.
• from Array<string> An array of strings to replace.
• to Array<string> An array of strings to replace with.
• prefix string A string to be added to the beginning of each replaced substring. (optional, default "")
• suffix string A string to be added to the end of each replaced substring. (optional, default "")

inflection

Take a String and inflect it with or more transformers from this list pluralize, singularize, camelize, underscore, humanize, capitalize, dasherize, titleize, demodulize, tableize, classify, foreign_key, ordinalize

Input:

{ "id": 1, "value": "all job" }

Script:

[inflection]
path = value
transform = pluralize
transform = capitalize
transform = dasherize

Output:

{ "id": 1, "value": "All-jobs" }

📗 When the path is not given, the input data is considered as a string, allowing to apply inflection on a string stream.

see https://www.npmjs.com/package/inflection

Parameters

• path string path of the field to segment (optional, default "")
• transform string? name of a transformer

Returns Array<string>

sentences

Take a String and split it into an array of sentences.

Input:

{ "id": 1, "value": "First sentence? Second sentence. My name is Bond, J. Bond." }

Output:

{ "id": 1, "value": ["First sentence?", "Second sentence.", "My name is Bond, J. Bond."] }

📗 When the path is not given, the input data is considered as a string, allowing to apply inflection on a string stream.

Parameters

• path string path of the field to segment (optional, default "")

Returns Array<string>