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@tsamantanis/string-lib

v1.2.0

Published

Library for manipulating strings

Downloads

5

Readme

String Libs

A library of string manipulation functions to help Javascript developers.

npm bundle size GitHub release (latest by date)

Installation

To install this library, run

npm install @tsamantanis/string-lib

inside your project directory.

Usage

To use the string library in your JS file, import the library by using the following:

const stringLib = require("@tsamantanis/string-lib")

Example

const stringLib = require("@tsamantanis/string-lib")

console.log(stringLib.camelCase("Hello World!")) // returns the string input in camel case

Example using String.prototype

const stringLib = require("@tsamantanis/string-lib")

console.log("Hello World!".camelCase) // returns the string input in camel case