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Readme

#string-mask

A string formatter and validator based on masks.

Installation

With npm

npm install --save string-mask

With bower

bower install --save string-mask

Special mask's characters

Character	Description
`0`	Any numbers
`9`	Any numbers (Optional)
`#`	Any numbers (recursive)
`A`	Any aphanumeric character Not implemented yet
`a`	Any aphanumeric character (Optional) Not implemented yet
`S`	Any letter
`U`	Any letter (All lower case character will be mapped to uppercase)
`L`	Any letter (All upper case character will be mapped to lowercase)
`$`	Escape character, used to escape any of the special formatting characters.

Usage

Number

    var formatter = new StringMask('#0');
    var result = formatter.apply('123'); // 123

Two Decimal number with thousands separators###

    var formatter = new StringMask('#.##0,00', {reverse: true});
    var result = formatter.apply('100123456'); // 1.001.234,56
    result = formatter.apply('6'); // 0,06

Phone number

    var formatter = new StringMask('+00 (00) 0000-0000');
    var result = formatter.apply('553122222222'); // +55 (31) 2222-2222

Percentage

    var formatter = new StringMask('#0,00%');
    var result = formatter.apply('001'); // 0,01%

Brazilian CPF number

    var formatter = new StringMask('000.000.000-00');
    var result = formatter.apply('12965815620'); // 129.658.156-20

Date and time

    var formatter = new StringMask('90/90/9900');
    var result = formatter.apply('1187'); // 1/1/87

Convert Case

    var formatter = new StringMask('UUUUUUUUUUUUU');
    var result = formatter.apply('To Upper Case'); // TO UPPER CASE

    var formatter = new StringMask('LLLLLLLLLLLLL');
    var result = formatter.apply('To Lower Case'); // to lower case