str-parse v1.0.3

Str-parse

String function with extra modifications. Installtion: npm install str-parse

Usage

Str-parse basic functions

let str= require("str-parse");
let newString = new str.basicFunctions("strparse!");

Return the first set amount of characters

String.start(index:Number)

console.log(newString.start(5)) // strpa

Return the last set amount of characters

String.end(index:Number)

console.log(newString.end(5)) // arse!

Reverse the string

String.reverse()

console.log(newString.reverse()) // !esraprts

Find all the matching cases

String.find(substring:String)

console.log(newString.find("r")) // [2,5]
console.log(newString.find("se")) // [[6,7]]

Log everything to the right of a particular string based on the occurrence Index

String.toRight( substring:String, occurrenceCount = 0 )

console.log(newString.toRight("r") // parse!
console.log(newString.toRight("r" ,1 ) // se!

Logs everything to the left of a particular string based on the occurrence index

String.toLeft( substring:String, occurrenceCount = 0)

Slice everything to the left/Right of the sub-string based on the occurrence Index

String.cutLeft( substring:String, occurrenceCount = 0)

console.log(newString.cutLeft("r")) // rparse!
console.log(newString.cutRight("r")) // str

Replace Functions

let str = require("str-parse")
let newString = new str.replaceFunctions("strparse!strparse!", "$")

This constructor takes in 2 parameters. string and replaceString.

Replace certain occurrences of the string with a certain sub-string

String.repCertain(indexArray:Int32List , substring:String)

console.log(newString.repCertain([3], "r").output) // strparse!strpa$se!
console.log(newString.repCertain([0, 2], "r").output) // st$parse!st$parse!

Replace certain number of occurrences from the start

String.replaceStr(count : Number, substring: String)

console.log(newString.replaceStr(2 , "r").output) // st$pa$se!strparse!

Replace all instances

String.repAll(substring: String)

Replace the substring on a certain index

String.indexRep(index : Number , all : Boolean)

console.log(newString.indexRep(2, true).output) // st$pa$se!st$pa$se!
console.log(newString.indexRep(2, false).output) // st$parse!strparse!

Extended Functions

...Thinking of functions to add here