Welcome to the Variable Injector

The variable-injector package is a powerful tool for replacing variables in strings. It allows you to easily replace variables in a string with their corresponding values, using a flexible and customizable syntax.

Features

• Flexible variable syntax: The Replacer package supports any variable syntax you want to use, whether it's {{variable}}, #variable#, or %variable%. Simply pass in your desired syntax as the second argument to the injector() function.
• Supports any data type: The Replacer package can handle any data type as values for the variables, whether it's a string, number, or even an object.
• Easy to use: The Replacer package is designed to be easy to use, with a simple and intuitive API.

Installation

To install the Replacer package, simply run the following command:

npm install variable-injector

API Documentation

injector(data: string, variables: { [key: string]: any }, variableIdentifiers: string[] = ["#_#", "{{_}}", "%_%"]): string

This function takes in 3 arguments, the string which needs to be modified, the variables which needs to replace in the string and the variable identifier which is used to find the variables in the string.

Arguments

• data (string): The string which needs to be modified.
• variables (object): An object containing key-value pairs of variables to be replaced in the string. The keys should match the variables used in the data string.
• variableIdentifiers (string[]): An array of strings that should be used as variable identifiers in the data string. The default value is ["#_#", "{{_}}", "%_%"].

Returns

• (string): The modified string with replaced variables.

Examples

import injector from "variable-injector";

const data = "My name is #name# and I am #age# years old";
const variables = { name: "Rayhan", age: 25 };
const modifiedData = injector(data, variables);
console.log(modifiedData);
// Output: "My name is Rayhan and I am 25 years old"

import injector from "variable-injector";

const data = "My name is #name# and I am #age# years old";
const variables = { name: "Rayhan", age: 25 };
const modifiedData = injector(data, variables, ["#_#", "{{_}}"]);
console.log(modifiedData);
// Output: "My name is Rayhan and I am 25 years old"

Testing

To test the package, you can use the jest package. Run the command

npm run test

This package is built using TypeScript and it is well documented and tested.

Contributing

We welcome contributions to the Replacer package. If you have an idea for a new feature or find a bug, please open an issue or submit a pull request on the GitHub repository.

License

The Replacer package is open-source software licensed under the MIT license.

Conclusion

The Replacer package is a powerful and flexible tool for replacing variables in strings. It's easy to use, supports any data type, and allows you to customize the variable syntax to your liking. Give it a try and see how it can help you in your projects!