To interpolate your variables into one string, just add the $ marks to the original string and pass each value as a parameter:
var i = require('ipol8');
var name = 'Porta8080';
var output = i('Hello, $ and welcome to $!',name,'Ipol8');
You can pass any number of parameters.
Alternatively, you can pass the values as an array to programatically make interpolations.
i('Hello, $ $',['John','Doe']);
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Easy way to interpolate strings
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