txtswitch v0.1.0

txtSwitch Usage Guide

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**txtSwitch** is an npm package for processing text that can help you randomly insert specific characters between text characters. For example:

A man in his early teens, in the summer, picked up a real gun on the road. Because he was young and ignorant, fearless of heaven and earth, he pulled the trigger. No one died, no one was hurt, he thought it was a blank. Later when he was thirty years old or even older, walking on the road, he heard a faint rustling sound behind him. He stopped and looked back, the bullet hit him right between the eyes. - Lao She

After converting:

**一-个-人-在-十-三-四-岁-的-夏-天-,-在-路-上-捡-到-一-支-真-枪-,-因-为-年-少-无-知-,-天-不-怕-地-不-怕-,-他-扣-下-扳-机-,-没-有-人-死-,-也-没-有-人-受-伤-,-他-认-为-自-己-开-了-空-枪-。-后-来-他-三-十-岁-或-者-更-老-,-走-在-路-上-,-听-到-背-后-有-隐-隐-约-约-的-风-声-,-他-停-下-来-,-回-过-身-去-,-子-弹-正-中-眉-心-。---史-铁-生-**

Here are the steps to install and use **txtSwitch**.

Installation

First, you need to install Node.js and npm on your computer. You can install from the following links:

• Node.js download
• npm installation guide

Then open the terminal or command line window, and install **txtSwitch** through npm:

npm install txtswitch

Usage

After installing **txtSwitch**, you can now use it in your JavaScript code. First, import **txtSwitch** at the top of your file:

import txtSwitch from 'txtSwitch';

Then you can use the txtSwitch function. This function takes two parameters, the first is the text you want to process, and the second is the character you want to insert:

var result = txtSwitch('Hello, world!', 'X'); 

The txtSwitch function will randomly insert 'X' between each character in 'Hello, world!', and return the processed string. So the result variable will contain the processed string.

You can use this result variable, for example print it out:

console.log(result);

txtSwitch Function Parameter Description

Here are the detailed descriptions of the txtSwitch function parameters:

Detailed options Object Properties

Note: The options parameter is an object that includes customStr and repeatTimes properties. If options is not provided, the function will use default options. If the options object does not have customStr and/or repeatTimes properties, the function will use the defaults for any missing properties.

To use the txtSwitch function, call the function in your code, passing the data and options parameters, as shown in this example:

let options = { customStr: 'X', repeatTimes: 2 };
txtSwitch('Hello, world!', options); 

For more information and usage details on **txtSwitch**, refer to its npm page and GitHub repository.

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