@stridekick/formatters

@stridekick/formatters

A collection of formatter functions

Table of Contents

• Installation
• Usage
• Formatters
  • DateFormatter
  • NumberFormatter
  • StringFormatter
• Publishing

Installation

npm install --save-dev @stridekick/formatters

Usage

Import the formatters needed

All formatters have chainable operations (denoted by chainable)

import {DateFormatter, NumberFormatter, StringFormatter} from '@stridekick/formatters'

const dateFormatter   = new DateFormatter(new Date())
const numberFormatter = new NumberFormatter(10000)
const stringFormatter = new StringFormatter('https://stridekick.com')

const stringFormatter = new StringFormatter('https://stridekick.com')
  .chompLeft('https://')
  .chompRight('.com')
  .toString() // stridekick

Formatters

NumberFormatter

Numbers can be formatted to look like currency, percentages, times, or even plain old numbers with decimal places, thousands, and abbreviations.

const numberFormatter = new NumberFormatter(10000)

toString

Returns the result of the chained operations

API {numberFormatter}.toString([format])

numberFormatter (required)

• Description: an instance of NumberFormatter
• Type: NumberFormatter
• Default: undefined

format (optional)

• Description: format to be applied to number
• Type: string
• Default: NumberFormatter.formats.DEFAULT === 0,0
• Supported options:
  • NumberFormatter.formats.DEFAULT
  • NumberFormatter.formats.TWO_DECIMAL_PLACES
  • http://numeraljs.com/#format-numbers

Example

import {NumberFormatter} from '@stridekick/formatters'

new NumberFormatter(100).toString() // 100
new NumberFormatter(1000).toString() // 1,000
new NumberFormatter(10000).toString() // 10,000
new NumberFormatter(10000.00).toString() // 10,000
new NumberFormatter(10000.10).toString() // 10,000
new NumberFormatter(10000.10).toString(NumberFormatter.formats.TWO_DECIMAL_PLACES) // 10,000.10

formats

Named formats

• DEFAULT === 0,0
• TWO_DECIMAL_PLACES === 0,0.00

string

chompLeft

Removes prefix from start of string

API chompLeft(string, prefix)

string (required)

• Description: original string
• Type: string
• Default: undefined

prefix (required)

• Description: string to be chomped
• Type: string
• Default: undefined

Example

import {string} from '@stridekick/formatters'

string.chompLeft(`http://url.com`, `http://`) // url.com

Publishing

To publish updates to the npm repository:

• Push all code changes to the code repository

• npm install

• Perform one of the following:

• npm run publish:patch - {major}.{minor}.{patch +1}
• npm run publish:minor - {major}.{minor + 1}.0
• npm run publish:major - {major + 1}.0.0