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strip_character

v0.0.4

Published

Extension of String that removes all characters that match delimiter

Downloads

9

Readme

strip_character

npm version Build Status NPM downloads

Extension of String that removes all characters that match the delimiter

Usage

require('strip_character')();

"Hello World".strip(' ');
//=> HelloWorld

"This is the end of the world as we know it".strip('t');
//=>his is he end of he world as we know i   Case-Insensitive

"This is the end of the world as we know it".strip('t', false);
//=>This is he end of he world as we know i

API

String.strip(delimiter[, strip])

delimiter

Type: String

strip

Type: Boolean true: case-insensitive false: case-sensitive default: true

Extension of String that removes all characters that match the delimiter

##License

MIT © Alex Brelsford