ExtendableString
transformations applied to them, unlike common, plain strings.
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Usage
Install it by executing:
npm i '@igor.dvlpr/extendable-string'
API
Do NOT instantiate a new object from the
ExtendableStringclass, extend it instead.
constructor(raw, transformFn)
Creates an ExtendableString instance.
raw - The string input to transform.
transformFn - The transformation function to apply to the string.
Will throw an error if the transformation function is not supplied.
value: string
Gets the transformed string or sets a new value that will be transformed automatically.
toString(): string
Gets the transformed string value.
Returns the transformed string.
Examples
UpperCaseString.mts
import { ExtendableString } from '@igor.dvlpr/extendable-string'
export class UpperCaseString extends ExtendableString {
constructor(value: string) {
super(value, (str) => str.toUpperCase())
}
}
example.mts
import { UpperCaseString } from './UpperCaseString.mjs'
const test = new UpperCaseString('aaaa')
console.log(test.value) // Outputs 'AAAA'
const example = new UpperCaseString('aaaa')
example.value = 'hello'
console.log(test.value) // Outputs 'HELLO'
Changelog
The changelog is available here: CHANGELOG.md.
License
Licensed under the MIT license which is available here, MIT license.
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Author
Created by Igor Dimitrijević (@igorskyflyer).
