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@n1hal/strx
@n1hal/strx/index.js

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@n1hal/strx

Repository for NPM package @n1hal/strx, utility package for string manipulations and string related tools. Small, dependency-free string helpers — clean, consistent, and zero bloat.

🚀 Features

💡 Lightweight – No dependencies, <1 KB minified.
✨ Modern ESM – Works seamlessly in Node and browsers.
📚 Typed – Includes full TypeScript definitions.
⚡ Handy – Covers common string formatting and casing tasks.

📦 Installation

npm i @n1hal/strx

Or with pnpm:

pnpm add @n1hal/strx

Or with Yarn:

yarn add @n1hal/strx

🧠 Usage

import { capitalize, slugify, camelCase } from "@n1hal/strx";

capitalize("hello world"); // → "Hello world"
camelCase("hello world");  // → "helloWorld"
slugify("Hello World! Café"); // → "hello-world-cafe"

Or use the default export:

import strx from "@n1hal/strx";

strx.titleCase("once upon a time"); // → "Once Upon A Time"
strx.truncate("A very long text that should be shortened", 20);
// → "A very long text..."

⚙️ TypeScript Support

All functions are typed automatically:

import { titleCase } from "@n1hal/strx";

const title: string = titleCase("make it nice");

🧪 Example Playground

You can quickly test all functions in Node REPL:

node
> import * as strx from "@n1hal/strx";
> strx.camelCase("Hello there friend");
'helloThereFriend'

📖 License

🌟 Contribute

If you’d like to suggest new helpers or improve code coverage:

Fork the repo
Add your function to index.js
Export and update index.d.ts
Open a PR ✨

Keep your strings sharp with @n1hal/strx ✂️