@jewarner57/easy-as-string

Javascript String Library

I laugh in the face of complicated string problems. With this library, you can too.

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Installation

• You can install this string library here via npm

Usage

• Below you will find each function included in this library and how to use it.

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String.prototype.capitalize()

• Capitalizes the first letter of a string.

"capitalize me".capitalize() -> "Capitalize me"

String.prototype.upper()

• Capitalizes all characters in a string.

"upper me".upper() -> "UPPER ME"

String.prototype.capitalizeWords()

• Capitalizes all words in a string.

"capitalize my words".capitalizeWords() -> "Capitalize My Words"

String.prototype.capitalizeHeadline()

• Capitalizes all words in a string except: "the", "in", "a", "an", "and", "but", "for", "at", "by", "from"
• Always capitalizes the first word of the string.

"a headline from a publication".capitalizeHeadline() -> "A Headline from a Publication"

String.prototype.removeExtraSpaces()

• Removes all types of white space. If two words have more than one white space character between them, a single space is left there.

"\n\n\n\n Destroy \t\t\t\r\rAll      Whitespace \n \t \r ".removeExtraSpaces() -> "Destroy All Whitespace"

String.prototype.kebabCase()

• Lowercases string, removes extra spaces, and replaces spaces with "-"

"mAkE \n mE A   KeBaB  ".kebabCase() -> "make-me-a-kebab"

String.prototype.snakeCase()

• Lowercases string, removes extra spaces, and replaces spaces with "_"

"mAkE \n mE A   sNaKE  ".snakeCase() -> "make_me_a_snake"

String.prototype.camelCase()

• Removes all spaces, capitalizes each word except the first.

"MAKE thiS Camel case".camelCase() -> "makeThisCamelCase"

String.prototype.shift()

• Shifts the first letter of the string to the end of the word.

"Hello World".shift() -> "elloWorldH"

String.prototype.makeHashTag()

• Returns the 3 longest words preceded by a hashtag.

"there was a potato and a beachball and a forest ".makeHashTag() -> ["#potato", "#beachball", "#forest"]

String.prototype.isEmpty()

• Returns true if the given string contains only whitespace.

"\n\n\n   \t\t \r\r".isEmpty() -> true
"Some characters".isEmpty() -> false