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strlib

v1.0.3

Published

string util function library

Downloads

3

Readme

strlib

common javascript string manipulate library.

install

npm install strlib

API

merge(strA, strB, needle)

merge any string with tail and head in common. needle is optional.

merge('http://example.com/', '/foo/bar') => 'http://example.com/foo/bar'
merge('http://example.com/', 'foo/bar') => 'http://example.com/foo/bar'

merge('i like cat', 'cat are lonely') => 'i like cat are lonely'
merge('i like catcat', 'catcat are lonely') => 'i like catcat are lonely'

merge('http://example.com', 'com/boo') => 'http://example.com/boo'
// if needle is provided and their common part is not needle, needle will be inserted
merge('http://example.com', 'com/boo', '/') => 'http://example.com/com/boo'

escapeHTML(string)

convert html string to safe string.

escapeRegExp(string)

convert a string to be able to handle by new Regexp

replaceAll(string, from, to)

replace all the occurrence by string and you don't need to build regexp yourself.

getConcatationString(a, b)

similar to merge, but return you the common part of the two string about their tail and head.

ucfirst(str)

convert the first char to upper case.

License

MIT