@igor.dvlpr/scramble

ScRaMbLe

🃏 Scrambles (rearranges randomly) Strings and Arrays. 🎋

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📃 Table of contents

• Features
• Usage
• API
  • scrambleString()
  • scrambleArray()
• Examples
• Changelog
• License
• Related
• Author

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🤖 Features

• 🫎 reorders elements randomly
• 🐔 works for strings and arrays
• 🐲 uses Fisher-Yates algorithm (for strings)

🕵🏼 Usage

Install it by executing:

npm i '@igor.dvlpr/scramble'

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🤹🏼 API

scrambleString(input: string, options?: IStringOptions): string

Scrambles the characters of each word in a given string.

input - The string to be scrambled.

[!NOTE] Since Fisher-Yates algorithm is used for scrambling, a length of > 3 is needed for a word to be able to get scrambled.

options - Options for scrambling, optional.

options are defined via an interface IStringOptions:

interface IStringOptions {
  trimWhitespace?: boolean
}

trimWhitespace, if true all whitespace is removed from the input string prior to scrambling its contents.

Returns the scrambled string.

Will throw an error if the input is not a string.

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scrambleArray<ArrayType>(input: ArrayType[]): ArrayType[]

Scrambles the elements of an array.

input - The array to be scrambled.

Returns the scrambled array.

Will throw an error if the input is not an array.

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✨ Examples

example.mts

import { scrambleString, scrambleArray } from '@igor.dvlpr/scramble'

// these are just sample outputs
// since each invocation reorders
// elements randomly

console.log(scrambleString(
  'Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit.'
)) // returns 'Leorm isupm dloor sit aetm, ccotnsueetr asdincipig eitl.'

console.log(scrambleString(
  'Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit.', { trimWhitespace: true }
)) // returns 'Lpetssgerodcsctcmuaunelrteiisoomirlait,toindmipe.'

console.log(scrambleArray([1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8])) // [5, 7, 1, 4, 2, 8, 3, 6]

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📝 Changelog

📑 The changelog is available here: CHANGELOG.md.

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🪪 License

Licensed under the MIT license which is available here, MIT license.

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🧬 Related

@igor.dvlpr/uarray

🎉 Provides UArray, an Array type that supports negative indices/indexes, just wrap your regular JavaScript array with UArray() and you are all set! 🙌

@igor.dvlpr/magic-string

🧵 An expressive and chainable library for advanced string manipulations. Supports appending, prepending, trimming, quoting, and path formatting with customizable whitespace handling. Makes advanced String manipulations a piece of cake. 🦥

@igor.dvlpr/strip-html

🥞 Removes HTML code from the given string. Can even extract text-only from the given an HTML string. ✨

@igor.dvlpr/extendable-string

🦀 ExtendableString allows you to create strings on steroids that have custom transformations applied to them, unlike common, plain strings. 🪀

@igor.dvlpr/duoscribi

✒ DúöScríbî allows you to convert letters with diacritics to regular letters. 🤓

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👨🏻‍💻 Author

Created by Igor Dimitrijević (@igorskyflyer).

Changelog

v1.0.0

<p align="right"><em>04-Aug-2024</em></p>

• 🚀 launch: initial release 🎉