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one-liner

v1.3.0

Published

Transform a string to a one line string by converting and merging line breaks/carriages, tabs, spaces

Downloads

4,032

Readme

one-liner Build Status

Transform a string to a one line string by converting and merging line breaks/carriages, tabs, spaces.

Why

If you want to display some strings in the console that could have potentially have spaces, line breaks etc. that are not really important.

Install

$ npm install --save one-liner

Usage

var oneliner = require('oneliner')

var oneline = oneliner(`Hey !
  This is my text file
  with a lot of blabla and some code:
    function t(a, b) {
      return a + b;
    }`)

console.log(oneline)
// Hey ! This is my text file with a lot of blabla and some code: function t(a, b) { return a + b; }

It also support template literals:

oneliner`This is amazing.
         It truly is phenomenal
         based on what they say`

It replaces and collapses \t\r\n and spaces.