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This module consists on a function that takes a pattern and a value and then returns this value formatted according to the pattern. It probably won't work with every pattern tho.
I was writing one specific function to each formatted value I had to obtain from an input and that sucks, so I decided to try write a function to format any value based on any pattern. This is my attempt. 😃
There is probably other solutions to these problems. If you know any other solution, feel free to open a PR adding it to the README.md.
const formatStringByPattern = require('format-string-by-pattern');
formatStringByPattern('YYYY-MM-DD', '20180508');
// '2018-05-08'
formatStringByPattern('2018-05-08', '20151217');
// '2015-12-17'
// It works with curry too
const someFormat = formatStringByPattern('00.00');
someFormat(1234);
// 12.34
NOTE: The returned value will be sliced to the size of the pattern.
Returns a string
.
Type: string
A string where anything that is not a number or letter will be treated as a separator.
Type: string
or number
A value to be formatted.
MIT © Arthur Denner
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A module that formats a string based on a pattern
The npm package format-string-by-pattern receives a total of 13,518 weekly downloads. As such, format-string-by-pattern popularity was classified as popular.
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