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@particle/detect-newline-style
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@particle/detect-newline-style
Determine a string's preferred newline character
npm install @particle/detect-newline-style --save
string
⏏Figure out which newline style a given string uses (windows: \r\n
or unix: \n
)
Kind: Exported function
Returns: string
- Either \r\n
or \n
based on string contents
Param | Type | Default | Description |
---|---|---|---|
input | string | The string you want to analyze | |
[options] | object | ||
[options.defaultEOL] | string | "'\n'" | Default newline character |
Example
const newline = detectNewlineStyle('foo\nbar\r\n\baz\n');
console.log(newline); // '\n'
NOTE: Unfortunately, docs have a nasty habit of falling out of date. When in doubt, check usage in tests
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Determine a string's preferred newline character
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