ignore-case
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A JavaScript micro library that provides case-insensitive string helpers
A JavaScript micro library that provides case-insensitive string helpers.
Install using npm:
npm install ignore-case
var ignoreCase = require('ignore-case');
ignoreCase.equals('FOO', 'Foo'); // => true
equals(string1, string2)Returns true if the specified strings are equal, ignoring case; otherwise, false.
includes(string, searchString[, position])Returns true if string contains searchString, ignoring case; otherwise, false.
startsWith(string, searchString[, position])Returns true if string starts with searchString, ignoring case; otherwise, false.
endsWith(string, searchString[, position])Returns true if string ends with searchString, ignoring case; otherwise, false.
indexOf(string, searchString[, position])Returns the index of the first occurrence of searchString in string, ignoring case, or -1 if searchString is not found.
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A JavaScript micro library that provides case-insensitive string helpers
The npm package ignore-case receives a total of 19,041 weekly downloads. As such, ignore-case popularity was classified as popular.
We found that ignore-case demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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