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Readme
frep 
A find and replace utility. Modify strings by passing an array of RegExp or string replacement patterns
Quickstart
npm i frep --save
var frep = require('frep');
frep.replaceStr(String, ArrayOfPatterns));
frep.replaceArray(ArrayOfStrings, ArrayOfPatterns));
Methods
replaceStr
replaceStr(String, Array)
Parameters:
String
: The string to modify with the given replacement patterns.Array
: Array of objects containing the replacement patterns, each including apattern
property (which can be a string or a RegExp), and areplacement
property (which can be a string or a function to be called for each match).
Given the following:
var frep = require('frep');
var str = 'ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ'
var patterns = [
{
pattern: /(A|B|C)/g,
replacement: '###'
},
{
pattern: /(X|Y|Z)/g,
replacement: '$$$'
},
...
];
frep.replaceStr(str, patterns));
A new string is returned with some or all matches replaced by the given replacement strings.
#########DEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVW$$$$$$$$$
replaceArray
replaceArray(Array, Array)
Parameters:
Array
: The string to modify with the given replacement patterns.Array
: Same asreplacStr
, this is an an array of objects containing the replacement patterns, each including apattern
property, which can be a string or a RegExp, and areplacement
property, which can be a string or a function to be called for each match.
Given the following:
var frep = require('frep');
var arr = [
'Jon Schlinkert',
'Brian Woodward'
];
var patterns = [
{
pattern: /(B|S)/g,
replacement: '###'
},
{
pattern: /(J|W)/g,
replacement: '$$$'
},
...
];
frep.replaceArray(arr, patterns));
An array of new strings is returned, with some or all matches in each string replaced by the given replacement strings.
["$$$on ###chlinkert", "###rian $$$oodward"]
Author
License
Copyright (c) 2013 Jon Schlinkert Licensed under the MIT license.
Project created by Jon Schlinkert.
This file was generated on Wed Sep 18 2013 00:03:54.