Okay-string NPM

Play with Strings easily.

This package contains numerous methods which can be used anywhere in your application according to your need by writing a single line of code.

Install

$ npm install --save okay-string

Usage

const okayString = require('okay-string');

console.log(okayString.isPalindrome('bob'));
//=> true

console.log(okayString.isItAnIPAddress('hello world'));
//=> false

.... and other methods are mentioned below:

Methods

Method Name	Description	Return type
`isItEmpty(str)`	Check if the string is empty	boolean
`isItBool(str)`	Check if string is true or false	boolean
`isItStartWithLowerCase(str)`	Check if string starts with a lowercase letter	boolean
`isItAnIPAddress(address)`	Check if entered address is an IP address	boolean
`isItAPalindrome(str)`	Check if string is palindrome	boolean
`isAlphabetic(str)`	Check if string contains all alphabets	boolean
`isASCII(str)`	Check if string contains ASCII characters	boolean
`parseDate(str)`	Check if if date is in correct format i.e DD/MM/YYYY	boolean
`equals(str, elem)`	Check if both the entered strings are same	boolean
`isHexColor(str)`	Check if string is a hex color	boolean
`isItBase64(str)`	Check if string is base64 encoded	boolean
`isMD5(str)`	Check if string is valid MD5	boolean
`isAnEmail(str)`	Check if string is a valid email	boolean
`isItIncludes(str, sub)`	Check if string contains the substring	boolean
`isIMEI(number)`	Check if number is valid IMEI	boolean
`isMACAddr(str)`	Check if string is valid MAC Address	boolean
`isDataURI(str)`	Check if string is a data uri	boolean

Method Name	Description	Return type
`getShuffledArray(arr)`	Get an array shuffled	array
`getFactorial(n)`	Get factorial of a number	number
`getGCD(numb1, numb2)`	Get GCD among the two numbers	number
`getRandomNumber(min, max)`	Get random number between `min` & `max`	number