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toasters.js is a useful string converter that gets rid of all special characters! This can help you test for specific keywords or strings much easier and efficiently. It has thousands of different characters that it checks for!

Installation

To install Toasters.js, just do:

npm i toasters.js

This will add toasters.js to your project! Now that you have it, you can use it's extraordinary toasting powers!

Usage

This is how to use toasters.js!

const toaster = require("toasters.js");
const string = "í'm g∅ing to be @way for ₳ bit";
console.log(toaster.toast(string));
// Outputs: "i'm going to be away for a bit"

toasters.js has over 500 different special characters that are applied onto your string when you use the toast function.

But you can also change the settings to your preference:

const toaster = require("toasters.js");
const string = "goodbŸe! $ee you $ooñ!";
console.log(toaster.toast(string, {ignoreCharacters: ["Ÿ"]}));
// Outputs: "goodbŸe! see you soon!"

const toaster = require("toasters.js");
const string = "goodbŸe! $ee you $ooñ!";
console.log(toaster.toast(string, {replaceWith: "lol"}));
// Outputs: "goodblole! lolee you loloon!"

You can also use the burn function, which checks for and removes over 1500 different special characters that may be in your string! This checks for any characters that aren't on a standard QWERTY keyboard:

const toaster = require("toasters.js");
const string = "hi ⇲how ♬ are┗ you?Ͷ";
console.log(toaster.burn(string));
// Outputs: "hi how are you?"

This is the full list of options for both functions, set to their defaults:

{
  cleanup: true, // trims the string and makes it all lowercase
  removeSpaces: false, // removes all the spaces from the string
  ignoreCharacters: [], // characters the toaster ignores when replacing
  replaceWith: "", // something else to replace everything with
}

And don't forget the toastBread function, which turns any string at all into the word "toast"! Who wouldn't want that?

const toaster = require("toasters.js");
const string = "wΘw thÏs ÏS ⎀ ⍹ei℟d ŠtRℹℕg";
console.log(toaster.toastBread(string));
// Outputs: "toast"

So, what are you waiting for? Try out toasters.js today and start toasting!