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string-extract-class-names
Extract classes (or id's) from a string into an array
Examples
// second param is omitted, falls back to default "."
extract('div.class-name.second-class-name a[target=_blank]')
// => ['.class-name', '.second-class-name']
// you can extract id and class combos:
extract('div#id.class a[target=_blank]', '#')
// => ['#id', '.class']Install
$ npm install --save string-extract-class-namesUse
var extract = require('string-extract-class-names')Test
$ npm testUses AVA for unit tests.
API
extract(
string // String. Input.
)
// => Extracted classes/id's in an arrayContributing & testing
All contributions welcome. This library uses Standard JavaScript notation. See test.js. It's very minimalistic testing setup using AVA.
npm testIf you see anything incorrect whatsoever, raise an issue. PR's are welcome — fork, hack and PR.
Licence
MIT © Roy Reveltas