@maxotek/pipes
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A library of useful pipes for Angular apps.
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@maxotek/pipes
A library of pipes for Angular apps.
Installation
Use npm to install @maxotek/pipes.
npm i @maxotek/pipesImport Module
Import module NglrxPipesModule to your module for using all pipes.
import { NglrxPipesModule } from '@maxotek/pipes';
@NgModule({
//...
imports: [
NglrxPipesModule
]
})
export class YourModule { }Alternatively, you can use pipes from specific module(s) like NglrxNumberPipesModule or NglrxStringPipesModule.
Usage of Pipes
Pipes can be used in your component's template
{{ 'This-is-a-string' | length }}
<!-- Returns 16 -->They can also be chained
{{ ' Another-string ' | trim | length }}
<!-- Returns 14 -->Or they can be used within components or services by calling the transform method
import { LengthPipe } from '@maxotek/pipes';
@Component({
providers: [ LengthPipe ]
})
export class YourComponent {
constructor(private lengthPipe: LengthPipe) {
this.lengthPipe.transform('Yet-another-string'); // Returns 18
}
}Library of Pipes
String Pipes
A collection of pipes exported by NglrxStringPipesModule.
camelCase
Converts a string to camel case and strips hyphens, underscores and whitespaces.
Usage: string | camelCase
{{ 'Convert_to camel-case' | camelCase }}
<!-- Returns 'convertToCamelCase' -->charAt
Returns the character value at given position in a string.
Usage: string | charAt [ : position ]
Range of position is from 0 (default) to n-1, where n is length of the string.
{{ 'This is a sample string.' | charAt: 12 }}
<!-- Returns 'm' -->concat
Concatenates one or more string(s) to current string at the end.
Usage: string | concat: string1 [ : string2 ] ...
{{ 'This' | concat: ' is': ' a': ' string': '!' }}
<!-- Returns 'This is a string!' -->interpolate
Replaces marked up parameters surrounded by { and } delimiters in given string with target string values.
The indices of parameters start from 0 and increment by 1.
The target string values can be literals or variables and their position should match the index.
Usage: string | interpolate: string1 [ : string2 ] ...
{{ 'This {0} an {1} {2}!' | interpolate: 'is': 'interpolated': 'string' }}
<!-- Returns 'This is an interpolated string!' -->lowerCase
Converts a given string to lower case.
Usage: string | lowerCase
{{ 'Convert TO LoWeR-case' | lowerCase }}
<!-- Returns 'convert to lower-case' -->padEnd
Pads the given string with a fill string so that the resulting string reaches the specified max length. The fill string is appended to the given string.
Default fill string is space ' '.
Usage: string | padEnd: maxLength [ : fillString ]
{{ This is a test string! | padEnd: 29: '---' }}
<!-- Returns 'This is a test string!-------' -->padStart
Pads the given string with a fill string so that the resulting string reaches the specified max length. The fill string is prepended to the given string.
Default fill string is space ' '.
Usage: string | padStart: maxLength [ : fillString ]
{{ This is a test string! | padStart: 27: '--' }}
<!-- Returns '-----This is a test string!' -->pascalCase
Converts a string to pascal case and strips hyphens, underscores and whitespaces.
Usage: string | pascalCase
{{ 'convert_to PASCAL-case' | pascalCase }}
<!-- Returns 'ConvertToPascalCase' -->repeat
Repeats a given string 'count' number of times separated by an optional delimiter.
Default count is 1. Default delimiter is empty string ''.
An error is thrown if the value of count is less than 1.
Usage: string | repeat [ : count ] [ : delimiter ]
{{ 'Repeated' | repeat: 5: '_' }}
<!-- Returns Repeated_Repeated_Repeated_Repeated_Repeated -->sentenceCase
Converts a string to sentence case.
Usage: string | sentenceCase
{{ 'convert TO Sentence case.' | sentenceCase }}
<!-- Returns 'Convert to sentence case.' -->slugify
Slugifies a given string with an optional char separator.
Default separator char is hyphen '-'.
Special characters are stripped from string.
Usage: string | slugify [ : separator ]
{{ 'this_-is__a - string!' | slugify: '_' }}
<!-- Returns 'this_is_a_string' -->split
Splits a given string into an array of sub-strings using an optional delimiter.
Default delimiter is space ' '.
Optionally, you may also specify a limit (integer) on the number of splits.
Usage: string | split [ : delimiter ] [ : limit ]
{{ 'This_is_a_string_separated_with_underscore' | split: '_': 4 }}
<!-- Returns ['This', 'is', 'a', 'string'] -->titleCase
Converts a string to titleCase case.
Usage: string | titleCase
{{ 'convert TO title cASE.' | titleCase }}
<!-- Returns 'Convert To Title Case.' -->trim
Strips the leading and trailing whitespaces from a given string.
Usage: string | trim
{{ ' This is a test string! ' | trim }}
<!-- Returns 'This is a test string!' -->trimLeft
Strips the leading whitespaces from a given string.
Usage: string | trimLeft
{{ ' This is a test string! ' | trimLeft }}
<!-- Returns 'This is a test string! ' -->trimRight
Strips the trailing whitespaces from a given string.
Usage: string | trimRight
{{ ' This is a test string! ' | trimRight }}
<!-- Returns ' This is a test string!' -->truncate
Shortens the given string to specified length followed by an ellipsis '...'.
Optionally, you may also specify a suffix (string).
An error is thrown if the value of length is less than 1.
Usage: string | truncate : length [ : suffix ]
{{ 'This is a test string!' | truncate : 14 }}
<!-- Returns 'This is a test...' -->upperCase
Converts a given string to upper case.
Usage: string | upperCase
{{ 'Convert TO UpPeR-case.' | upperCase }}
<!-- Returns 'CONVERT TO UPPER-CASE.' -->Number Pipes
A collection of pipes exported by NglrxNumberPipesModule.
abs
Returns the absolute value of given number.
Usage: number | abs
{{ -384 | abs }}
<!-- Returns 384 -->avg
Returns the average of all numbers in a given array.
Usage: array | avg
{{ [10, 45, 200, 5, 92] | avg }}
<!-- Returns 70.4 -->ceil
Returns the smallest number with specified decimal places greater than or equal to given number. By default the value is rounded-up to the nearest integer.
Optionally, the number of decimal places to which the result should be rounded-up may also be specified.
Usage: number | ceil [ : decimalPlaces]
{{ 9876.54321 | ceil: 2 }}
<!-- Returns 9876.55 -->floor
Returns the greatest number with specified decimal places less than or equal to given number. By default the value is rounded-down to the nearest integer.
Optionally, the number of decimal places to which the result should be rounded-down may also be specified.
Usage: number | floor [ : decimalPlaces]
{{ 1234.56789 | floor: 3 }}
<!-- Returns 1234.567 -->max
Finds the maximum from an array of numbers.
Usage: array | max
{{ [10, 45, 200, 5, 92] | max }}
<!-- Returns 200 -->min
Finds the minimum from an array of numbers.
Usage: array | min
{{ [10, 45, 200, 5, 92] | min }}
<!-- Returns 5 -->pct
Returns how much percent is a number of the given total. If not specified default value is 100.
Optionally, number of decimal places (integer) may be specified to round-off the percentage.
Usage: number | pct [ : total ] [ : decimalPlaces ]
{{ 25 | pct: 483: 2 }}
<!-- Returns 5.18 -->pow
Returns the value of the base raised to a specified power.
Default value of exponent is 0.
Usage: base | pow [ : exponent ]
{{ 4 | pow: 3 }}
<!-- Returns 64 -->round
Returns the rounded value of given number. By default the value is rounded to the nearest integer.
It also accepts an optional argument RoundType for rounding the value up or down.RoundType.Default = Default rounding as in Math.round()RoundType.Floor = Round down as in Math.floor()RoundType.Ceil = Round up as in Math.ceil()
Optionally, the number of decimal places to which the result should be rounded may also be specified.
Usage: number | round [ : decimalPlaces] [ : roundType ]
{{ 1234.56789 | round }}
<!-- Returns 1235 -->
{{ 1234.56789 | round: 3: RoundType.Floor }}
<!-- Returns 1234.567 -->
{{ 9876.54321 | round: 2: RoundType.Ceil }}
<!-- Returns 9876.55 -->sqrt
Returns the square root of given number.
Usage: number | sqrt
{{ 625 | sqrt }}
<!-- Returns 25 -->sum
Returns the sum of all numbers in a given array.
Usage: array | sum
{{ [10, 45, 200, 5, 92] | sum }}
<!-- Returns 352 -->Array Pipes
A collection of pipes exported by NglrxArrayPipesModule.
combine
Combines an array with other array(s) or single items of same type.
Usage: array | combine [ : element | array ]...
{{ ['a', 'b', 'c'] | combine: ['d', 'e']: 'f' }}
<!-- Returns ['a', 'b', 'c', 'd', 'e', 'f'] -->copyWithin
Copies the portion of array marked by start and end to position specified by target within the same array.
If start is not specified then it copies from the beginning of array. If end is not specified then it copies till the end of array.
Negative values of start and end are treated as length + start/end.
Usage: array | copyWithin : target [ : start ] [ : end ]
{{ [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6] | copyWithin: 4: 1: -3 }}
<!-- Returns [1, 2, 3, 4, 2, 3] -->every
Checks whether all the elements of the given array satisfy the specified test.
A callbackFn function must be specified that accepts up to three arguments. The callbackFn is invoked for each element in the given array until it returns a false, or until the last element of the array.
Optionally, a reference thisArg to an object to which the this keyword can refer in the callbackFn function may be passed.
Usage: array | every : callbackFn
{{ ['a', 'b', 'c', 'd', 'e'] | every: (n: string) => n !== '' }}
<!-- Returns true -->
{{ [10, 11, 12, 13, 14] | every: (n: number) => n % 2 === 0) }}
<!-- Returns false -->fill
Fills the portion of array marked by start and end with specified value of same type as array.
If start is not specified then it fills from the beginning of array. If end is not specified then it fills till the end of array.
Negative values of start and end are treated as length + start/end.
Usage: array | fill : value [ : start ] [ : end ]
{{ ['a', 'b', 'c', 'd', 'e', 'f'] | fill: '-': 2: -2 }}
<!-- Returns ['a', 'b', '-', '-', 'e', 'f'] -->first
Returns the first count elements from the given array.
If no count is specified, by default the first element is returned.
Negative value of count is treated as length + count and values except last length + count are returned.
No values are returned if either count is 0 or value of count is beyond the limits.
Usage: array | first [ : count ]
{{ ['a', 'b', 'c', 'd', 'e'] | first }}
<!-- Returns ['a'] -->
{{ [1, 2, 3, 4, 5] | first: 2 }}
<!-- Returns [1, 2] -->
{{ [1, 2, 3, 4, 5] | first: -2 }}
<!-- Returns [1, 2, 3] -->join
Creates a string by concatenating all the strings in the given array using a separator.
If unspecified, the default separator is comma ','.
Usage: array | join [ : separator ]
{{ ['This', 'is', 'a', 'string'] | join: '_' }}
<!-- Returns 'This_is_a_string' -->last
Returns the last count elements from the given array.
If no count is specified, by default the last element is returned.
Negative value of count is treated as length + count and values except first length + count are returned.
No values are returned if either count is 0 or value of count is beyond the limits.
Usage: array | last [ : count ]
{{ ['a', 'b', 'c', 'd', 'e'] | last }}
<!-- Returns ['e'] -->
{{ [1, 2, 3, 4, 5] | last: 2 }}
<!-- Returns [4, 5] -->
{{ [1, 2, 3, 4, 5] | last: -2 }}
<!-- Returns [3, 4, 5] -->map
Calls the specified callback function on each element of the given array, and returns an array of results returned by callback function.
A callbackFn function must be specified that accepts up to three arguments. The callbackFn is invoked for each element in the given array.
Optionally, a reference thisArg to an object to which the this keyword can refer in the callbackFn function may be passed.
Usage: array | map : callbackFn
{{ ['a', 'b', 'c', 'd', 'e'] | map: (n: string) => n.toUpperCase() }}
<!-- Returns ['A', 'B', 'C', 'D', 'E'] -->
{{ [1, 2, 3, 4, 5] | map: (n: number) => n * n) }}
<!-- Returns [1, 4, 9, 16, 25] -->some
Checks whether some the elements of the given array satisfy the specified test.
A callbackFn function must be specified that accepts up to three arguments. The callbackFn is invoked for each element in the given array until it returns a true, or until the last element of the array.
Optionally, a reference thisArg to an object to which the this keyword can refer in the callbackFn function may be passed.
Usage: array | some : callbackFn
{{ ['a', 'b', 'c', 'd', 'e'] | some: (n: string) => n === '' }}
<!-- Returns false -->
{{ [10, 11, 12, 13, 14] | some: (n: number) => n % 2 === 0) }}
<!-- Returns true -->Generic Pipes
A collection of pipes exported by NglrxGenericPipesModule.
length
Returns the length of a given value of any supported type.
Supported data types are string, array, number, boolean, or any data type which has own property 'length'.
For an array the number of elements is returned. For others the number of characters in value is returned.
Usage: value | length
{{ 'This is a test string!' | length }}
<!-- Returns 22 -->
{{ [10, 45, 200, 50, 92] | length }}
<!-- Returns 5 -->reverse
Reverses a given value of any supported type.
Supported data types are string, array, number, boolean.
For an array the sequence of elements is reversed. For others the sequence of characters in value is reversed.
Usage: value | reverse
{{ 'This is a test string!' | reverse }}
<!-- Returns '!gnirts tset a si sihT' -->
{{ ['a', 'b', 'c', 'd', 'e'] | reverse }}
<!-- Returns ['e', 'd', 'c', 'b', 'a'] -->typeOf
Returns the type of given value.
Returns the name of the type in string. All types are supported.
Usage: value | typeOf
{{ 'This is a test string!' | typeOf }}
<!-- Returns 'string' -->
{{ { foo: 'bar' } | typeOf }}
<!-- Returns 'object' -->
For more information on pipes, refer to Angular - pipes documentation.