stringy.js v1.0.4

StringyJS

A Simple String Methods Extension

StringyJS Is A Simple Yet Useful Library (Package) Created To Extend The Default String Methods Provided By JavaScript & NodeJS.

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Methods

Currently StringyJS Includes 15+ Different String Extension Methods.

String.isIntValued()

This method Will Return True if the string has no alphabets and special characters and only integers.\

"10".isIntValued() // returns true

String.gappedRepeat()

The predefined String.repeat() does not allow you to add some prefixes and suffixes based on the repeat count, well, Stringy has got you covered.

To Repeat The String:\ "hi".gappedRepeat(2) // returns 'hihi'

To Insert a space after the first repeat:\ "hi".gappedRepeat(2, { 1: ' ' }) // returns 'hi hi'

To Add A Separator After Every Even And Odd Count No:\ "hi".gappedRepeat(2, { evenGap: ' even gapp ', oddGap: ' odd gap ' }) // returns 'hi odd gap hi even gapp '

String.wrapInTag()

This method is used to wrap the string inside any non self-closing html5 tag. this will throw an error if you pass any self-closing tag like img, hr, br etc.

To Wrap in Single Tag:\ "click here".wrapInTag('p') // returns <p>click here</p>

To Wrap In Multiple Tags Pass An Array:\ "wrap me".wrapInTag(['a', 'p', 'h3']) // returns an array with all the tags

String.createLink()

This iS Quite similar to the predefined js string method String.anchor() What this method will do is return an a tag with href value you provide.

for example:\ "click here".createLink('https://google.com') // returns <a href='https://google.com'>click here</a>

String.exec()

if you have a js code inside a string and want to execute it, then this function is for you.

usage:\ "alert('i am transformer')".exec() // alerts

String.isCapitalized()

if you wanna check if a word is capitalized or not, then this function enters the chat.

usage:\ "Hi".isCapitalized() // returns true

String.isLowerCase()

if you wanna check if a word is in lowercase or not, then this function enters the chat.

usage:\ "hi".isLowerCase() // returns true

String.isActualWord()

if you wanna check if a word is an actual word and is included in the english dictionary then this function can help.\ NOTE: This Is An Asynchronous Method And Needs To Be Awaited.

usage:\ await "Coffee".isActualWord() // returns true

await "fugsffuhf".isActualWord() // returns false

String.toKebabCase()

kebab case is basically what css uses. font-size, font-weight etc. words differentiated by hyphens are in kebab case.\ to convert a string to kebab case:\ "font size".toKebabCase() // returns font-size\

to use a custom word separator to replace with hyphens:\ "font_size".toKebabCase('_') // returns font-size

String.toUnderCase()

replaces the separator provided (default space) with underscore

usage:\ "hi there".toUnderCase() // returns 'hi_there'

String.increment()

Increments the value if the string contains an integer value. NOTE: this returns a String with the incremented value not an integer.

usage:\ "10".increment() // returns '11'

String.decrement()

Decrements the value if the string contains an integer value. NOTE: this returns a String with the decremented value not an integer.

usage:\ "10".decrement() // returns '9'

String.declare()

want a dynamic variable name? Stringy gotcha!

usage:\ "abc".declare("this is value") // declares a variable abc with the provided value

String.capitalize()

Capitalizes each word of the string.

usage:\ "hi this is Typer".capitalize() // returns 'Hi This Is Typer'

String.capitalizeFirst()

capitalizes the first letter of a string.

usage:\ "hi this is Typer".capitalizeFirst() // returns "Hi this is Typer"

String.escape()

Escapes all SQL Injection Validators.

usage:\ "SELECT * FROM world WHERE someone LIKE '%you%'".escape()

String.removeSpecialChars()

removes all special characters in a string.

usage:\ "Hi this is ^%&#&^#*#* Typer" // returns "Hi this is Typer"