Package Exports
- trim-margin
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trim-margin
trimMargin
like Kotlin and stripMargin
like Scala.
Features
- Indent in a string literal.
- Selectable APIs:
trimMargin
orstripMargin
. - Use as tagged template literals.
- Inject to string type.
install
$ npm i -S trim-margin
Usage
const {
trimMargin,
tm,
inject,
} = require("trim-margin");
console.log(trimMargin(`
|trim
| indent
| spaces`));
// => "\ntrim\n indent\n spaces"
console.log(trimMargin(`
#other
# delimiter`, "#"));
// => "\nother\n delimiter"
const template = ` | template`;
const literal = ` | literal`;
console.log(tm`\
|tagged
${template}
|${literal}`);
// => "tagged\n template\n | literal"
inject();
console.log(`\
|inject
to | string`.trimMargin());
// => "inject\n to | string"
API
trimMargin(str: string, [delimiter: string]): string
Trim indent spaces.
More detail "spaces":
Matches a single character other than white space. Equivalent to
[^ \f\n\r\t\v\u00a0\u1680\u180e\u2000-\u200a\u2028\u2029\u202f\u205f\u3000\ufeff]
.
From: MDN web docs
Expect, /\r?\n/
str: string
Indented string.
delimiter: string
Indent delimiter.
This is used as an argument to a RegExp
object.
defalut: "\\|"
stripMargin(str: string, [delimiter :string]): string
Same trimMargin
.
tm
Use as Tagged template literals.
Same trimMargin(literal)
.
sm
Same tm
.
inject: void
Inject to String
: trimMargin
and stripMargin
.
You can use it like method of string type.
injectTrimMargin: void
Inject to String
: trimMargin
.
You can use it like method of string type.
injectStripMargin: void
Inject to String
: stripMargin
.
You can use it like method of string type.
injectAt(methodName: string): void
Inject to String
.
You can use it like method of string type.
methodName: string
Method name injected into string type.
License
MIT © tee-talog