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@hisorange/elastring

v1.1.2

Published

Fluent immutable string transformations

Downloads

425

Readme

ElaString Logo

ElaString - Fluent Immutable String Transformation

Version Build Coverage Status GitHub license

Opionated fluent string transformations; You can use this package when the input is coming from a user or any other unregulated source, and you want to use the string in a normalized and formated way.

Getting Started


npm i @hisorange/elastring
# or
yarn add @hisorange/elastring

Examples


import { Elastring } from '@hisorange/elastring';

const str = new Elastring('ORMDriver');

console.log(str.snakeCase.toString()); // orm_driver
console.log(str.pascalCase.suffix('.html').toString()); // OrmDriver.html
console.log(str.upperCase.toString()); // ORMDRIVER
console.log(`${str.pathCase.prefix('../').suffix('.js')} at!`); // ../orm/driver.js at!

Transformations


| Fun | Input | Output | Normalized | | -------------------- | ----------------------- | ------------ | :--------: | | singular | child | children | x | | pascalCase | ela-string | ElaString | x | | plural | children | child | ✓ | | camelCase | ela string | elaString | ✓ | | kebabCase | ElaString | ela-string | ✓ | | snakeCase | ElaString | ela_string | ✓ | | dotCase | ElaString | ela.string | ✓ | | humanCase | ela_string | Ela string | ✓ | | titleCase | ela_string | Ela String | ✓ | | upperCase | ela_string | ELA_STRING | x | | lowerCase | ELA_STRING | ela_string | x | | capitalCase | ela string | Ela-string | x | | vacuumCase | ela string | elastring | x | | pathCase | ela string | ela/string | ✓ | | prefix() | string.prefix('ela') | elastring | x | | suffix() | ela.suffix('string.js') | elastring.js | x | | stripExtension() | elastring.js | elastring | x | | reverse | elastring | gnirtsale | x |

Technicalities


TypeScript: Everything is written in typescript from the get go, so You can have the best DX possible :)

Normalization: Some transformer will normalize the string first, this is there to avoid the weird side effects of some format to format conversion.

Immutable: After initialization the strings are immutable, so every call will create a new instance with the expected format, this is useful behavior when a string need in multiple format but be aware this is a computation heavy solution, so it's not advised to be used a in a high performance demanding environments.

Versioning: SemVer! But be aware if there is a behavior change then it will break compatibility so the major release will be changed, currently running ~110 test to ensure consistency but there are always edge cases, so each edge case will be fixed with a major release to avoid ruining someones setup on that case.

Links


Changelog


1.1.x
  • Added the reverse transformation
  • Fixed the terrible readme mesh :v
1.0.0 - Initial Release