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simple-utils-tiny

v1.1.6

Published

Some simple regexp utils function for js

Downloads

15

Readme

simle-utils-tiny

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Some useful regexp utils function for javascript

Features

  • String
  • Type
  • RegExp

Installing

Using npm:

$ npm i simple-utils-tiny -S

Or yarn

$ yarn add simple-utils-tiny

Using script cdn

<script src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/simple-utils-tiny/dist/simple-utils-tiny.min.js"></script>

Quickly Start

Using ESModule to import

// to import part apis
import { stringTrim, rgAllowFloat } from 'simple-utils-tiny'
const res = stringTrim(' abc  dd ef g', 'around') // 'abc  dd ef g'

// to import whole api
import sUtils from 'simple-utils-tiny'
const res = sUtils.stringTrim(' abc  dd ef g', 'middle') // ' abcddefg'

simple-utils-tiny API

Here are the simple-utils-tiny whole API

String

stringTrim(string[, type])
// Whitespace in filter string. return string
const str = ' abc  dd ef g'
const res1 = stringTrim(str) // default 'all'
const res2 = stringTrim(str, 'left') // filter left whitespace
const res3 = stringTrim(str, 'right') // filter right whitespace
const res4 = stringTrim(str, 'around') // filter around whitespace
const res5 = stringTrim(str, 'middle') // filter middle whitespace
stringTransCase(string, type)
// Conversion letter size. return string
const str = 'hi, hello world'
const re1 = stringTransCase(str, 'upper') // conversion letter to uppercase
const re2 = stringTransCase(str, 'lower') // conversion letter to lowercase
const re3 = stringTransCase(str, 'capitalize') // conversion letter to capitalize
stringColor(isRgb: boolean)
// Random generation of hexadecimal or RGB color values
const color1 = stringColor() // maybe '#78ead4'
const color2 = stringColor(true) // maybe 'RGB(2,23,111)'
stringColor16ToRgb(string)
// Converting valid hexadecimal color values to RGB format
const color1 = stringColor16ToRgb('#000') // 'RGB(0,0,0)'
const color2 = stringColor16ToRgb('#eaef33') // 'RGB(234,239,51)'
const color2 = stringColor16ToRgb('#EAEF33') // 'RGB(234,239,51)'
stringColorRgbTo16(string)
// Converting the effective RGB color value to the hexadecimal color value
const color1 = stringColorRgbTo16('rgb(0,0,0)') // '#000000'
const color2 = stringColorRgbTo16('RGB(234,239,51)') // '#eaef33'
stringNumToLetter(index[, type])
// Converting the number key to letter just like the excel columns title
// type default 'upper', the other is 'lower'
const letter1 = stringNumToLetter(0) // 'A'
const letter2 = stringNumToLetter(25, 'lower') // 'z'
const letter2 = stringNumToLetter(26, 'lower') // 'aa'
const letter3 = stringNumToLetter(26 * 26) // 'ZA'

Type

typeIsEqual(obj1, obj2)
// Judge whether the two objects are equal in value. return boolean
const obj1 = { a: '1', b: [1, 2, 3] }
const obj2 = { a: '1', b: [1, 2, 3] }
const res = typeIsEqual(obj1, obj2) // true
typeIs(target)
// Judge target whether is a string type
const res = typeIs.isString(target)

// Judge target whether is a number type
const res = typeIs.isNumber(target)

// Judge target whether is a function type
const res = typeIs.isFunction(target)

// Judge target whether is a boolean type
const res = typeIs.isBoolean(target)

// Judge target whether is a object type
const res = typeIs.isObject(target)

// Judge target whether is a array type
const res = typeIs.isArray(target)

// Judge target whether is a regexp type
const res = typeIs.isRegExp(target)

// Judge target whether is a arguments type
const res = typeIs.isArguments(target)

// Judge target whether is a date type
const res = typeIs.isDate(target)

// Judge target whether is a symbol type
const res = typeIs.isSymbol(target)

// Judge target whether is a error type
const res = typeIs.isError(target)

// Judge target whether is a promise type
const res = typeIs.isPromise(target)

// Judge target whether is a set type
const res = typeIs.isSet(target)

RegExp

rgIsInteger(str[, type])
// Judge target whether is a integer. type default 'all'
rgIsInteger(123) // true
rgIsInteger(-123) // true

// Judge target whether is a positive integer.
rgIsInteger(123, '+') // true
rgIsInteger(-123, '+') // false

// Judge target whther is a negative integer.
rgIsInteger(123, '-') // false
rgIsInteger(-123, '-') // true
rgIsFloat(str[, type])
// Judge target whether is a integer. type default 'all'
rgIsFloat(123.24) // true
rgIsFloat(-123.24) // true

// Judge target whether is a positive integer.
rgIsFloat(123.24, '+') // true
rgIsFloat(-123.24, '+') // false

// Judge target whther is a negative integer.
rgIsFloat(123.24, '-') // false
rgIsFloat(-123.24, '-') // true
rgAllowInteger(str[, len, type])

type defaul 'all', len default unlimited

// Only integer input is allowed, and positive and negative
// integers are independently judged.

// Allow positive and negative integer and unlimited length
const res = rgAllowInteger(yourInputValue)

// Only positive integer, and max length 5
const res = rgAllowInteger(yourInputValue, 5, '+')

// Only negative integer and unlimited size
const res = rgAllowInteger(yoruInputValue, Number.POSITIVE_INFINITY, '-')
rgAllowFloat(str[, floatLen, type, integerLen])

type defaul 'all', integerLen default unlimited, floatLen default 2

// Only float or integer input is allowed, and positive and negative
// float are independently judged.

// Allow positive and negative float or integer and integer length unlimited
// max float length 2
const res = rgAllowFloat(yourInputValue)

// Only positive float or integer and max integer length 5
// max float length 4
const res = rgAllowFloat(yourInputValue, 4, '+', 5)

// Only negative float or integer and max integer length 7
// max float length 1
const res = rgAllowFloat(yourInputValue, 1, '-', 7)
rgIsPhone(str)
// Judge target whether is a mobile phone number
const res = rgIsPhone(phoneNum)
rgIsTel(str)
// Judge target whether is a telphone number
const res = rgIsTel(telNum)
rgIsTelOrMobile(str)
// Judge target whether is a mobile phone or telphone number
const res = rgIsTelOrMobile(phoneOrTelNum)
rgIsChinese(str)
// Judge target whether is only contains chinese
const res = rgIsChinese(str)
rgIsEmail(str)
// Judge target whether is an email
const res = rgIsEmail(str)
rgIsID(str)
// Judge target whether is a ID card number
const res = rgIsID(str)
rgIsUrl(str)
// Judge target whether is a url
const res = rgIsUrl(str)
rgIsPC
// Judge the environment whether is a pc browser
const res = rgIsPC()
rgThousandMark(str[, type])
// Add or delete number thousand mark. default '+' add
const res = rgThousandMark(12345.34) // 12,345.34
const res = rgThousandMark('The number 1112223334.5564 and 111 and 222333 and 32123.1') // The number 1,112,223,334.5564 and 111 and 222,333 and 32,123.1
const res = rgThousandMark('12,345.34', '-') // 12345.34
rgBrowserType(isTest360: boolean)
// Returns the current browser type and parameters to determine
// whether to return to the 360 browser environment.

// Judge result contains (IE+version, Edge, FF, Wechat, QQ, Maxthon, LB, Baidu
// Safari, UC, Opear, Sougou, 360, Chrome)
const res = rgBrowserType()