sass-string

sass-string

This Sass module provides more advanced string functions.

Install

Requires

Install the package:

npm install sass-string

Use the package like any other Sass module:

@use 'sass-string';

Depending on your setup, you may need to configure node_modules as include path:

const sass = require('sass');

sass.render({
  file: scss_filename,
  includePaths: ['node_modules']
});

Public API

ends-with ( $string, $substring [, $end-at] ) Determines whether a string ends with the characters of a specified substring, returning true or false as appropriate. from ( $value ) Creates a string from the provided value. includes ( $string, $substring [, $start-at] ) Determines whether a string includes the characters of a specified substring, returning true or false as appropriate. index ( $string, $substring [, $start-at] ) Returns the first index at which a specified substring can be found in a string; otherwise, 0 is returned, indicating the substring is not present. last-index ( $string, $substring [, $end-at] ) Returns the last index at which a specified substring can be found in a string; otherwise, 0 is returned, indicating the substring is not present. The string is searched forwards, ending at a given index when specified. split ( $string [, $delimiter] [, $limit] [, $separator] [, $bracketed] ) Divides a string into a list of substrings. starts-with ( $string, $substring [, $start-at] ) Determines whether a string begins with the characters of a specified substring, returning true or false as appropriate.

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Combined API

In order to avoid constantly declaring both the native 'sass:string' module and this library, the combined API has been added which merges the two.

// Rather than using both modules separately...
@use 'sass-string';
@use 'sass:string';

// ...this statement will accomplish the same thing.
@use 'sass-string/string';

Note: Since its functionality is enhanced by this library, the combined API hides the native string.index() function.